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The core framework is compiled separately from the individual modules and Allpix Squared has therefore only two required

external dependencies:

- ROOT 6 \[[@root]\]:

- ROOT 6 \[[@root]\]:

  ROOT is used for histogramming as well as coordinate transformations. In addition, some modules implement I/O using ROOT

  libraries. The latest stable release of ROOT 6 is recommended and older versions, such as ROOT 5.x, are not supported.

  libraries. The latest stable release of ROOT 6 is recommended and older versions, such as ROOT 5.x, are not supported.

  Please refer to \[[@rootinstallation]\] for instructions on how to install ROOT. ROOT has several components of which the

  `GenVector` package is required to run Allpix Squared. This package is included in the default build. ROOT needs to be

  built using C++17, which is accomplished by supplying the CMake flag `-DCMAKE_CXX_STANDARD=17`.

- Boost.Random 1.64.0 or later \[[@boostrandom]\]:

- Boost.Random 1.64.0 or later \[[@boostrandom]\]:

  Random number generator and distribution library of the Boost project, used in order to get cross-platform portable,

  STL-compatible random number distributions. While STL random number generators are portable and guarantee to deliver the

  same random number sequence given the same seed, random distributions are not, and their implementation is

all jobs passed.*

The **compilation** stage builds the framework from the source on different platforms. Currently, builds are performed on

CentOS 7, CentOS 8, and macOS. On Linux type platforms, the framework is compiled with recent versions of GCC and Clang, while

CentOS 7, CentOS 8, and macOS. On Linux type platforms, the framework is compiled with recent versions of GCC and Clang, while

the latest AppleClang is used on macOS. The build is always performed with the default compiler flags enabled for the

project:

```

The deployed version currently comprises all modules as well as the detector models shipped with the framework. An additional

`setup.sh` is placed in the root folder of the respective release, which allows to set up all runtime dependencies necessary

for executing this version. Versions both for CentOS 7 and CentOS 8 are provided.

for executing this version. Versions both for CentOS 7 and CentOS 8 are provided.

The deployment CI job runs on a dedicated computer with a GitLab SSH runner. Job artifacts from the packaging stage of the CI

are downloaded via their ID using the script found in `.gitlab/ci/download_artifacts.py`, and are made available to the

#### What is the easiest way to use Allpix Squared on CERN's LXPLUS?

Central installations of Allpix Squared on LXPLUS are provided via CVMFS for both supported LXPLUS operating systems, CERN

CentOS 7 and CentOS 8. Please refer to [Section 10.4](../10_devtools/04_deployment.md#software-deployment-to-cvmfs) for the

CentOS 7 and CentOS 8. Please refer to [Section 10.4](../10_devtools/04_deployment.md#software-deployment-to-cvmfs) for the

details of how to access these installations.

#### What is the quickest way to get a local installation of Allpix Squared?