i/o and hardware access libraries for RNO-G
make or make client will compile client libraries (i.e. librno-g). make install will install that (to PREFIX if it exists, otherwise to
RNO_G_INSTALL_DIR which will default to /rno-g if not defined). This is what
you need if you are reading DAQ data or converting DAQ data. make rno-g-utils will compile a number of programs that can be useful for quick looks at data.
make daq will compile DAQ libraries and make install-daq will install the
DAQ libraries. This only make sense on the SBC and is very unlikely to work on
any non-Linux system.
make daq-test-progs will compile a bunch of useful programs for testing
data taking, which will appear under build/test . You can source env.sh to add
the relevant directories to the PATH/LD_LIBRARY_PATH. For example,
radiant-try-event can be used to take RADIANT data without the full DAQ for
testing (or weird one-off configurations).
There is a start to some python bindings, but it's incomplete and likely doesn't work yet (the goal would be ventually to have some of the board bringup scripts take data using librno-g, but it might be easier to convert the board bringup scripts to C).