Update parameters hash to  fixed trd verison see (CbmSoft/cbmroot_parameter!32)[MR32!]

The function Cbm::File::IsRootFile checks if a file with the given name
exists and if this is confirmed it checks if the file is either a ROOT
file or a ROOT file stored in a ZIP file. ROOT is able to handle ROOT
files stored in a ZIP archive.
The function returns true when the file is a ROOT file  and false in
any other case.

Since the size of a single PLUTO file is very small the preferred storage
solution for them is to store a large number of them in a archive.
ROOT is able to handle ROOT files stored in a ZIP archive so the file
handling in the class was adapted for the ZIP file usage.

Newer FairSoft and FairRoot versions are compiled with the C++17 standard
Pass this information properly to the build system of the AnalysisTreeQA
package.

Add also some more new parameters.
Some hopefully minor changes.

The include statements are ordered from local to global with allways a blank
line between the blocks.

Add gDirectory protection in any case even if directory is not changed.
For some files gFile an gDirectory where only set back if file was opened.
Restore the original values in any case ebven if not necessary.

Properly install AnalysisTreeQA.
Install missing pluto header file. Closes #2006 @1h

Viktor Klochkov authored 4 years ago and Florian Uhlig committed 4 years ago

 * Added TRD and RICH information
 * Updates corresponding to new AnalysisTree version
 * Some fixes from feedback
 * Add test of AnalysisTreeQA

According to the Posix standard a line of a text is defined as follows:

3.206 Line
A sequence of zero or more non- <newline> characters plus a terminating
<newline> character.

The test checks if this is valid for all newly added or changed text files.

I stumbeled over the issue when adding a new header file the list of header
files used to generate a ROOT dictionary.
The previous last file of the list did not have a proper file ending and
attaching the new header file results in a ROOT dictionary source code with
the following line

'#endif#ifdef'

which could be properly parsed and compiled by the compiler but results in an
error at run time when loading the library.

To avoid such problems in future the test was added.

On CentOS 7 64 bit installations as default libraries will be installed
into the directory lib64. With this change the installation will be done to
the lib directory as on all other operating systems.

Pierre-Alain Loizeau authored 4 years ago and Florian Uhlig committed 4 years ago

- Fix wrongly commented out ParFile line
- Add test for mcbm_event_ana with both event builders

- Avoid name collision between option variable and task variable
- Add two more tests fr event by event reco with mCBM 20 real event builder

Disable the installtion of gtest. It is currently not working and is also
not needed.

Add missing symbolic links which are needed during installation.

Define CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR explicitly. In newer FairRoot versions the variable
is needed to setup the proper LD_LIBRARY_PATH for the CbmRootConfig macros.

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.