Light Calorimetry: Add obj for light calo objects #158
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Version v09_19_00_01, patch release for SBN2024A
update lardataobj dependency
sbnobj v10_00_08 for sbncode v10_04_07
sbnobj v10_00_10 for sbnalg v10_05_00
sbnobj v10_01_01 for sbnalg v10_06_00_03
sbnobj v10_03_00 for sbnalg v10_11_01
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@lynnt20 could you nominate reviewers please? |
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The class version business must be fixed.
I have left also a technical C++ comment: fell completely free to decide how to approach it.
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Hi @PetrilloAtWork, thank you for all your comments and suggestions! I believe I've implemented all the changes now: I've added the class versions and checksums for all the new classes, and also removed the value constructor (go back to "plain old data" class). |
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I have left two completely optional comments, but the PR is approved.
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This is now redundant (struct members are public by default).
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| static constexpr double nan = std::numeric_limits<double>::signaling_NaN(); |
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Somehow the capitalisation NaN is so "standard" that even C++, that uses all small letters, uses it. Consider replacing nan with NaN.
Accompanying PRs: SBNSoftware/sbndcode#878, SBNSoftware/sbncode#619, SBNSoftware/sbnanaobj#181