The class FairLogger is  meanwhile only a wrapper around the Logger class,
so use the Logger directly. This also helps to reduce many warnings when
using the Eclipse IDE.

Add missing include statement. Error shows up with FairSoft nov20 and
FairRoot v18.4.2. Refs #2036.

- Add updated MC point matches to output of CbmEventClusterizer
- Add support for new "calibrated" vectors in MatchRecoToMc (no support for TClonesArray!)
- Adapt vectors/arrays names in FairRoot manager
- Adapt consummer classes to new names

Based on commit b1962019 by n.herrmann

Administrator authored 4 years ago and Florian Uhlig committed 4 years ago

On macosx one needs a openmp installation which does not come with the system,
at least the omp.h header file is missing. brew has a package libomp which
installs the header and a library. Both are found by the cmake module
FindOpenMP and properly used during the compilation and linking.
In themoment there is still a runtime error when executing the L1 tracking
with OpenMP support on macosx, so switch off OpenMP for the time being.
The problem is investigated already. refs #2028.

Cleanup OpenMP handling in the build system. Move check for OpenMP to top
level. Remove OpenMP usage from all libs were it is not needed.

Norbert pointed out that tof_v20a has to be treated as geometry type v21a. This
is corrected with this commit.

Don't use tof digi parameter file any longer in the digitization step.
The needed information is meanwhile taken from the TGeoManager.

Initialize tof geometry parameters in the simple clusterizer from the
TGeoManager, as it is already done in the event clusterizer and the digitizer.

Add a special case in the TofGeoManager for the tof_v20a geometry.
The geometry has to be treated as v14a.

iomanip was missing, somehow neither gcc on linux nor clangd cared for it.

In the processing routines for empty digi branches a situation could appear,
where nullptr were forwarded to unprotocted functions.
Now a protection against this situation and a safety against nullptr is implemented.

Add a setter to explicitly activate debug statements for TrdClusterFinder and HitProducer
The statements are printed with LOG(info)

Potential deactivation switch also added, see run_reco.C

When installing CbmRoot using FairRoot v18.4 and FairSoft there was a problem
with the location of header files when executing macros. Some of the header
files couldn't be found which for some of them worked with printing warning
or error messages only. For other header files the macros simply crashed with
error messages about not found header files. It is unclear if this is a
FairRoot or Root issue but I would guess it is a Root problem.
The issue was solved by simply removing the path from the header file name when
generating the Root dictionary. In this case it is enough to specify the
directory where all header files are installed when running Root using the
environment variable ROOT_INCLUDE_PATH.

In some of the build system files missing directories where added such that
the dictionaries could be produced properly.