The following are instructions on how to compile private versions of qsno
modules against the standard version of qsno (in /local/sno/dev/qsno, for
example). Most of the instructions are from the qsno/Makefile.

1) Make sure you are using gcc 2.96.

2) Follow Makefile instructions (1)-(4).

3) source config/setup_qsno.csh

4) gmake clean

5) Follow Makefile instructions (5)-(6).

NOTE 1:  
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To access your private bin/ executables and private lib/ libraries, you
must make sure Makefile instruction (6) is satisfied at every new session.

NOTE 2: 
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If your private module is a private version of an existing qsno module,
then your private module will not be used by root.  This is because
$QSNO_ROOT/lib trumps $LD_LIBRARY_PATH/lib when root is looking for
libraries to which to link.  This priority is set in the .rootrc file.  
To fix this, change the line in the .rootrc file that says:

Unix.*.Root.DynamicPath:    .:$(ROOTSYS)/lib:$(QSNO_ROOT)/lib

to this:

Unix.*.Root.DynamicPath:    .:$(ROOTSYS)/lib:$(PRIVATE_QSNO_ROOT)/lib:$(QSNO_ROOT)/lib

Then define the environment variable PRIVATE_QSNO_ROOT to be the location
of your private qsno.


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