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Hi
I'm trying to generate the process p p > e+ ve [QCD] at NLO with MG5_aMC_v2_3_3 and i'm getting the folowing error messeg
Command "launch auto " interrupted with error:
IOError : [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/
Please report this bug on https:/
More information is found in '/home/
Please attach this file to your report.
please Help.
regards.
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#1 |
Dear Fatima,
are you changing any parameter with respect to the default values?
If you go inside /home/fatima/
is there a file called check_poles?
if not, can you tell me what error is given by
make check_poles?
if yes, what happens issuing in that dir the command
./check_poles < ../../check_
Thanks
Cheers,
Marco
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#2 |
Hi;
I'm not changing any parameter with respect to the default values, and when
i go inside /home/fatima/
i find the following chek_poles:
Program DRIVER
c******
c This is the driver for the whole calulation
c******
implicit none
C
C CONSTANTS
C
double precision pi, zero
parameter (pi=3.141592653
parameter (zero = 0d0)
integer npoints, npointsChecked
integer i, j, k
integer return_code
double precision tolerance, tolerance_default
double precision, allocatable :: accuracies(:)
double precision accuracy
double precision ren_scale, energy
include 'genps.inc'
include 'nexternal.inc'
include 'nFKSconfigs.inc'
double precision p(0:3, nexternal), prambo(0:3, nexternal)
double precision p_born(
common/
double precision pswgt
double precision fks_double, fks_single
double precision, allocatable :: virt_wgts(:,:)
double precision double, single, finite
double complex born(2)
double precision totmass
logical calculatedborn
common/
logical fksprefact
parameter (fksprefact=.true.)
integer nfksprocess
common/
double precision fkssymmetryfact
& fkssymmetryfact
integer ngluons,
common/
& fkssymmetryfact
integer fks_j_from_
& ,particle_
common /c_fks_
integer i_fks,j_fks
common/
cc
include 'run.inc'
include 'coupl.inc'
include 'q_es.inc'
integer nsqso
double precision pmass(nexternal), pmass_rambo(
integer nfail
logical first_time
data first_time/.TRUE./
include 'FKSParams.inc'
C-----
C BEGIN CODE
C-----
if (first_time) then
call get_nsqso_
endif
call setrun !Sets up run parameters
call setpara(
call setcuts !Sets up cuts and particle masses
call printout !Prints out a summary of paramaters
call run_printout !Prints out a summary of the run settings
include 'pmass.inc'
call FKSParamReader(
tolerance
c Set the energy to be characteristic of the run
totmass = 0.0d0
do i=1,nexternal
totmass = totmass + pmass(i)
enddo
energy = max((ebeam(
c Set the renormalization scale to be of the order of sqrt(s) but
c not equal to it so as to be sensitive to all logs in the check.
ren_scale = energy/2.0d0
write(*,*)' Insert the number of points to test'
read(*,*) npoints
write(
write(*,*)' A negative number will mean use the default one: ',
1 tolerance_default
read(*,*) tolerance
if (tolerance .le. zero) tolerance = tolerance_default
mu_r = ren_scale
qes2 = ren_scale**2
do i = nincoming+1, nexternal-1
enddo
c Find the nFKSprocess for which we compute the Born-like contributions,
c ie. which is a Born+g real-emission process
do nFKSprocess=
call fks_inc_chooser()
if (particle_
enddo
call fks_inc_chooser()
call leshouche_
call setfksfactor(
nfail = 0
npointsCh
c Make sure that stability checks are always used by MadLoop, even for
c initialization
CALL FORCE_STABILITY
200 continue
if (nincoming.eq.1) then
call rambo(0, nexternal-
1 pmass_rambo, prambo)
elseif (nincoming.eq.2) then
if (nexternal - nincoming - 1 .eq.1) then
! deal with the case of only one particle in the final
! state
1 p_born(3,1) = dsqrt(pmass(
1 p_born(3,2) = -dsqrt(
else
the error giving by make check_poles is:
Command "make" not recognized, please try again.
2017-05-02 12:22 GMT+02:00 marco zaro <email address hidden>
:
> Your question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
> https:/
>
> Status: Open => Needs information
>
> marco zaro requested more information:
> Dear Fatima,
> are you changing any parameter with respect to the default values?
> If you go inside /home/fatima/
> SubProcesses/
> is there a file called check_poles?
> if not, can you tell me what error is given by
> make check_poles?
>
> if yes, what happens issuing in that dir the command
> ./check_poles < ../../check_
>
> Thanks
> Cheers,
>
> Marco
>
> --
> To answer this request for more information, you can either reply to
> this email or enter your reply at the following page:
> https:/
>
> You received this question notification because you asked the question.
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#3 |
so the problem is that ‘make’ does not work as a command, right?
what operating system are you using?
Cheers,
Marco
On 02 May 2017, at 19:58, Boudinar Fatima <email address hidden> wrote:
> Question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
> https:/
>
> Status: Needs information => Open
>
> Boudinar Fatima gave more information on the question:
> Hi;
> I'm not changing any parameter with respect to the default values, and when
> i go inside /home/fatima/
> i find the following chek_poles:
> Program DRIVER
> c******
> c This is the driver for the whole calulation
> c******
> implicit none
> C
> C CONSTANTS
> C
> double precision pi, zero
> parameter (pi=3.141592653
> parameter (zero = 0d0)
> integer npoints, npointsChecked
> integer i, j, k
> integer return_code
> double precision tolerance, tolerance_default
> double precision, allocatable :: accuracies(:)
> double precision accuracy
> double precision ren_scale, energy
> include 'genps.inc'
> include 'nexternal.inc'
> include 'nFKSconfigs.inc'
> double precision p(0:3, nexternal), prambo(0:3, nexternal)
> double precision p_born(
> common/pborn/p_born
> double precision pswgt
> double precision fks_double, fks_single
> double precision, allocatable :: virt_wgts(:,:)
> double precision double, single, finite
> double complex born(2)
> double precision totmass
> logical calculatedborn
> common/
> logical fksprefact
> parameter (fksprefact=.true.)
> integer nfksprocess
> common/
> double precision fkssymmetryfact
> & fkssymmetryfact
> integer ngluons,
> common/
> & fkssymmetryfact
> integer fks_j_from_
> & ,particle_
> common /c_fks_
> integer i_fks,j_fks
> common/
> cc
> include 'run.inc'
> include 'coupl.inc'
> include 'q_es.inc'
> integer nsqso
> double precision pmass(nexternal), pmass_rambo(
> integer nfail
> logical first_time
> data first_time/.TRUE./
> include 'FKSParams.inc'
>
> C-----
> C BEGIN CODE
> C-----
> if (first_time) then
> call get_nsqso_
> allocate(
> allocate(
> first_time = .false.
> endif
>
> call setrun !Sets up run parameters
> call setpara(
> call setcuts !Sets up cuts and particle masses
> call printout !Prints out a summary of paramaters
> call run_printout !Prints out a summary of the run settings
> include 'pmass.inc'
>
> call FKSParamReader(
> tolerance_default = IRPoleCheckThre
>
> c Set the energy to be characteristic of the run
> totmass = 0.0d0
> do i=1,nexternal
> totmass = totmass + pmass(i)
> enddo
> energy = max((ebeam(
> c Set the renormalization scale to be of the order of sqrt(s) but
> c not equal to it so as to be sensitive to all logs in the check.
> ren_scale = energy/2.0d0
>
> write(*,*)' Insert the number of points to test'
> read(*,*) npoints
> write(*,*)'Insert the relative tolerance'
> write(*,*)' A negative number will mean use the default one: ',
> 1 tolerance_default
> read(*,*) tolerance
> if (tolerance .le. zero) tolerance = tolerance_default
>
> mu_r = ren_scale
> qes2 = ren_scale**2
>
> do i = nincoming+1, nexternal-1
> pmass_rambo(
> enddo
>
> c Find the nFKSprocess for which we compute the Born-like contributions,
> c ie. which is a Born+g real-emission process
> do nFKSprocess=
> call fks_inc_chooser()
> if (particle_
> enddo
> call fks_inc_chooser()
> call leshouche_
> call setfksfactor(
>
> nfail = 0
> npointsChecked = 0
>
> c Make sure that stability checks are always used by MadLoop, even for
> c initialization
> CALL FORCE_STABILITY
>
> 200 continue
> calculatedborn = .false.
> if (nincoming.eq.1) then
> call rambo(0, nexternal-
> 1 pmass_rambo, prambo)
> p_born(0,1) = pmass(1)
> p_born(1,1) = 0d0
> p_born(2,1) = 0d0
> p_born(3,1) = 0d0
> elseif (nincoming.eq.2) then
> if (nexternal - nincoming - 1 .eq.1) then
> ! deal with the case of only one particle in the final
> ! state
> p_born(0,1) = pmass(3)/2d0
> p_born(1,1) = 0d0
> p_born(2,1) = 0d0
> p_born(3,1) = pmass(3)/2d0
> if (pmass(1) > 0d0)
> 1 p_born(3,1) = dsqrt(pmass(
> p_born(0,2) = pmass(3)/2d0
> p_born(1,2) = 0d0
> p_born(2,2) = 0d0
> p_born(3,2) = -pmass(3)/2d0
> if (pmass(2) > 0d0)
> 1 p_born(3,2) = -dsqrt(
>
> prambo(0,1) = pmass(3)
> prambo(1,1) = 0d0
> prambo(2,1) = 0d0
> prambo(3,1) = 0d0
>
> else
> the error giving by make check_poles is:
> Command "make" not recognized, please try again.
>
>
> 2017-05-02 12:22 GMT+02:00 marco zaro <email address hidden>
> :
>
>> Your question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
>> https:/
>>
>> Status: Open => Needs information
>>
>> marco zaro requested more information:
>> Dear Fatima,
>> are you changing any parameter with respect to the default values?
>> If you go inside /home/fatima/
>> SubProcesses/
>> is there a file called check_poles?
>> if not, can you tell me what error is given by
>> make check_poles?
>>
>> if yes, what happens issuing in that dir the command
>> ./check_poles < ../../check_
>>
>> Thanks
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Marco
>>
>> --
>> To answer this request for more information, you can either reply to
>> this email or enter your reply at the following page:
>> https:/
>>
>> You received this question notification because you asked the question.
>>
>
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> question.
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#4 |
Hi;
the operating system that i'm using is Ubuntu 14.04
2017-05-03 9:53 GMT+02:00 marco zaro <email address hidden>:
> Your question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
> https:/
>
> Status: Open => Answered
>
> marco zaro proposed the following answer:
> so the problem is that ‘make’ does not work as a command, right?
> what operating system are you using?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Marco
>
> On 02 May 2017, at 19:58, Boudinar Fatima
> <email address hidden> wrote:
>
> > Question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
> > https:/
> >
> > Status: Needs information => Open
> >
> > Boudinar Fatima gave more information on the question:
> > Hi;
> > I'm not changing any parameter with respect to the default values, and
> when
> > i go inside /home/fatima/
> SubProcesses/
> > i find the following chek_poles:
> > Program DRIVER
> > c******
> ***************
> > c This is the driver for the whole calulation
> > c******
> ***************
> > implicit none
> > C
> > C CONSTANTS
> > C
> > double precision pi, zero
> > parameter (pi=3.141592653
> > parameter (zero = 0d0)
> > integer npoints, npointsChecked
> > integer i, j, k
> > integer return_code
> > double precision tolerance, tolerance_default
> > double precision, allocatable :: accuracies(:)
> > double precision accuracy
> > double precision ren_scale, energy
> > include 'genps.inc'
> > include 'nexternal.inc'
> > include 'nFKSconfigs.inc'
> > double precision p(0:3, nexternal), prambo(0:3, nexternal)
> > double precision p_born(
> > common/pborn/p_born
> > double precision pswgt
> > double precision fks_double, fks_single
> > double precision, allocatable :: virt_wgts(:,:)
> > double precision double, single, finite
> > double complex born(2)
> > double precision totmass
> > logical calculatedborn
> > common/
> > logical fksprefact
> > parameter (fksprefact=.true.)
> > integer nfksprocess
> > common/
> > double precision fkssymmetryfact
> > & fkssymmetryfact
> > integer ngluons,
> > common/
> > & fkssymmetryfact
> > integer fks_j_from_
> > & ,particle_
> > common /c_fks_
> > integer i_fks,j_fks
> > common/
> > cc
> > include 'run.inc'
> > include 'coupl.inc'
> > include 'q_es.inc'
> > integer nsqso
> > double precision pmass(nexternal), pmass_rambo(
> > integer nfail
> > logical first_time
> > data first_time/.TRUE./
> > include 'FKSParams.inc'
> >
> > C-----
> > C BEGIN CODE
> > C-----
> > if (first_time) then
> > call get_nsqso_
> > allocate(
> > allocate(
> > first_time = .false.
> > endif
> >
> > call setrun !Sets up run parameters
> > call setpara(
> > call setcuts !Sets up cuts and particle masses
> > call printout !Prints out a summary of paramaters
> > call run_printout !Prints out a summary of the run settings
> > include 'pmass.inc'
> >
> > call FKSParamReader(
> > tolerance_default = IRPoleCheckThre
> >
> > c Set the energy to be characteristic of the run
> > totmass = 0.0d0
> > do i=1,nexternal
> > totmass = totmass + pmass(i)
> > enddo
> > energy = max((ebeam(
> > c Set the renormalization scale to be of the order of sqrt(s) but
> > c not equal to it so as to be sensitive to all logs in the check.
> > ren_scale = energy/2.0d0
> >
> > write(*,*)' Insert the number of points to test'
> > read(*,*) npoints
> > write(*,*)'Insert the relative tolerance'
> > write(*,*)' A negative number will mean use the default one: ',
> > 1 tolerance_default
> > read(*,*) tolerance
> > if (tolerance .le. zero) tolerance = tolerance_default
> >
> > mu_r = ren_scale
> > qes2 = ren_scale**2
> >
> > do i = nincoming+1, nexternal-1
> > pmass_rambo(
> > enddo
> >
> > c Find the nFKSprocess for which we compute the Born-like contributions,
> > c ie. which is a Born+g real-emission process
> > do nFKSprocess=
> > call fks_inc_chooser()
> > if (particle_
> > enddo
> > call fks_inc_chooser()
> > call leshouche_
> > call setfksfactor(
> >
> > nfail = 0
> > npointsChecked = 0
> >
> > c Make sure that stability checks are always used by MadLoop, even for
> > c initialization
> > CALL FORCE_STABILITY
> >
> > 200 continue
> > calculatedborn = .false.
> > if (nincoming.eq.1) then
> > call rambo(0, nexternal-
> > 1 pmass_rambo, prambo)
> > p_born(0,1) = pmass(1)
> > p_born(1,1) = 0d0
> > p_born(2,1) = 0d0
> > p_born(3,1) = 0d0
> > elseif (nincoming.eq.2) then
> > if (nexternal - nincoming - 1 .eq.1) then
> > ! deal with the case of only one particle in the final
> > ! state
> > p_born(0,1) = pmass(3)/2d0
> > p_born(1,1) = 0d0
> > p_born(2,1) = 0d0
> > p_born(3,1) = pmass(3)/2d0
> > if (pmass(1) > 0d0)
> > 1 p_born(3,1) = dsqrt(pmass(
> > p_born(0,2) = pmass(3)/2d0
> > p_born(1,2) = 0d0
> > p_born(2,2) = 0d0
> > p_born(3,2) = -pmass(3)/2d0
> > if (pmass(2) > 0d0)
> > 1 p_born(3,2) = -dsqrt(
> >
> > prambo(0,1) = pmass(3)
> > prambo(1,1) = 0d0
> > prambo(2,1) = 0d0
> > prambo(3,1) = 0d0
> >
> > else
> > the error giving by make check_poles is:
> > Command "make" not recognized, please try again.
> >
> >
> > 2017-05-02 12:22 GMT+02:00 marco zaro <question630425
> launchpad.net>
> > :
> >
> >> Your question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
> >> https:/
> >>
> >> Status: Open => Needs information
> >>
> >> marco zaro requested more information:
> >> Dear Fatima,
> >> are you changing any parameter with respect to the default values?
> >> If you go inside /home/fatima/
> >> SubProcesses/
> >> is there a file called check_poles?
> >> if not, can you tell me what error is given by
> >> make check_poles?
> >>
> >> if yes, what happens issuing in that dir the command
> >> ./check_poles < ../../check_
> >>
> >> Thanks
> >> Cheers,
> >>
> >> Marco
> >>
> >> --
> >> To answer this request for more information, you can either reply to
> >> this email or enter your reply at the following page:
> >> https:/
> >>
> >> You received this question notification because you asked the question.
> >>
> >
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#5 |
ok, but, does the ‘make’ command work?
if not, you need to install the build-essential package
sudo apt-get install build-essential
Cheers,
Marco
On 09 May 2017, at 15:18, Boudinar Fatima <email address hidden> wrote:
> Question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
> https:/
>
> Status: Answered => Open
>
> Boudinar Fatima is still having a problem:
> Hi;
> the operating system that i'm using is Ubuntu 14.04
>
> 2017-05-03 9:53 GMT+02:00 marco zaro
> <email address hidden>:
>
>> Your question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
>> https:/
>>
>> Status: Open => Answered
>>
>> marco zaro proposed the following answer:
>> so the problem is that ‘make’ does not work as a command, right?
>> what operating system are you using?
>>
>> Cheers,
>>
>> Marco
>>
>> On 02 May 2017, at 19:58, Boudinar Fatima
>> <email address hidden> wrote:
>>
>>> Question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
>>> https:/
>>>
>>> Status: Needs information => Open
>>>
>>> Boudinar Fatima gave more information on the question:
>>> Hi;
>>> I'm not changing any parameter with respect to the default values, and
>> when
>>> i go inside /home/fatima/
>> SubProcesses/
>>> i find the following chek_poles:
>>> Program DRIVER
>>> c******
>> ***************
>>> c This is the driver for the whole calulation
>>> c******
>> ***************
>>> implicit none
>>> C
>>> C CONSTANTS
>>> C
>>> double precision pi, zero
>>> parameter (pi=3.141592653
>>> parameter (zero = 0d0)
>>> integer npoints, npointsChecked
>>> integer i, j, k
>>> integer return_code
>>> double precision tolerance, tolerance_default
>>> double precision, allocatable :: accuracies(:)
>>> double precision accuracy
>>> double precision ren_scale, energy
>>> include 'genps.inc'
>>> include 'nexternal.inc'
>>> include 'nFKSconfigs.inc'
>>> double precision p(0:3, nexternal), prambo(0:3, nexternal)
>>> double precision p_born(
>>> common/pborn/p_born
>>> double precision pswgt
>>> double precision fks_double, fks_single
>>> double precision, allocatable :: virt_wgts(:,:)
>>> double precision double, single, finite
>>> double complex born(2)
>>> double precision totmass
>>> logical calculatedborn
>>> common/
>>> logical fksprefact
>>> parameter (fksprefact=.true.)
>>> integer nfksprocess
>>> common/
>>> double precision fkssymmetryfact
>>> & fkssymmetryfact
>>> integer ngluons,
>>> common/
>>> & fkssymmetryfact
>>> integer fks_j_from_
>>> & ,particle_
>>> common /c_fks_
>>> integer i_fks,j_fks
>>> common/
>>> cc
>>> include 'run.inc'
>>> include 'coupl.inc'
>>> include 'q_es.inc'
>>> integer nsqso
>>> double precision pmass(nexternal), pmass_rambo(
>>> integer nfail
>>> logical first_time
>>> data first_time/.TRUE./
>>> include 'FKSParams.inc'
>>>
>>> C-----
>>> C BEGIN CODE
>>> C-----
>>> if (first_time) then
>>> call get_nsqso_
>>> allocate(
>>> allocate(
>>> first_time = .false.
>>> endif
>>>
>>> call setrun !Sets up run parameters
>>> call setpara(
>>> call setcuts !Sets up cuts and particle masses
>>> call printout !Prints out a summary of paramaters
>>> call run_printout !Prints out a summary of the run settings
>>> include 'pmass.inc'
>>>
>>> call FKSParamReader(
>>> tolerance_default = IRPoleCheckThre
>>>
>>> c Set the energy to be characteristic of the run
>>> totmass = 0.0d0
>>> do i=1,nexternal
>>> totmass = totmass + pmass(i)
>>> enddo
>>> energy = max((ebeam(
>>> c Set the renormalization scale to be of the order of sqrt(s) but
>>> c not equal to it so as to be sensitive to all logs in the check.
>>> ren_scale = energy/2.0d0
>>>
>>> write(*,*)' Insert the number of points to test'
>>> read(*,*) npoints
>>> write(*,*)'Insert the relative tolerance'
>>> write(*,*)' A negative number will mean use the default one: ',
>>> 1 tolerance_default
>>> read(*,*) tolerance
>>> if (tolerance .le. zero) tolerance = tolerance_default
>>>
>>> mu_r = ren_scale
>>> qes2 = ren_scale**2
>>>
>>> do i = nincoming+1, nexternal-1
>>> pmass_rambo(
>>> enddo
>>>
>>> c Find the nFKSprocess for which we compute the Born-like contributions,
>>> c ie. which is a Born+g real-emission process
>>> do nFKSprocess=
>>> call fks_inc_chooser()
>>> if (particle_
>>> enddo
>>> call fks_inc_chooser()
>>> call leshouche_
>>> call setfksfactor(
>>>
>>> nfail = 0
>>> npointsChecked = 0
>>>
>>> c Make sure that stability checks are always used by MadLoop, even for
>>> c initialization
>>> CALL FORCE_STABILITY
>>>
>>> 200 continue
>>> calculatedborn = .false.
>>> if (nincoming.eq.1) then
>>> call rambo(0, nexternal-
>>> 1 pmass_rambo, prambo)
>>> p_born(0,1) = pmass(1)
>>> p_born(1,1) = 0d0
>>> p_born(2,1) = 0d0
>>> p_born(3,1) = 0d0
>>> elseif (nincoming.eq.2) then
>>> if (nexternal - nincoming - 1 .eq.1) then
>>> ! deal with the case of only one particle in the final
>>> ! state
>>> p_born(0,1) = pmass(3)/2d0
>>> p_born(1,1) = 0d0
>>> p_born(2,1) = 0d0
>>> p_born(3,1) = pmass(3)/2d0
>>> if (pmass(1) > 0d0)
>>> 1 p_born(3,1) = dsqrt(pmass(
>>> p_born(0,2) = pmass(3)/2d0
>>> p_born(1,2) = 0d0
>>> p_born(2,2) = 0d0
>>> p_born(3,2) = -pmass(3)/2d0
>>> if (pmass(2) > 0d0)
>>> 1 p_born(3,2) = -dsqrt(
>>>
>>> prambo(0,1) = pmass(3)
>>> prambo(1,1) = 0d0
>>> prambo(2,1) = 0d0
>>> prambo(3,1) = 0d0
>>>
>>> else
>>> the error giving by make check_poles is:
>>> Command "make" not recognized, please try again.
>>>
>>>
>>> 2017-05-02 12:22 GMT+02:00 marco zaro <question630425
>> launchpad.net>
>>> :
>>>
>>>> Your question #630425 on MadGraph5_aMC@NLO changed:
>>>> https:/
>>>>
>>>> Status: Open => Needs information
>>>>
>>>> marco zaro requested more information:
>>>> Dear Fatima,
>>>> are you changing any parameter with respect to the default values?
>>>> If you go inside /home/fatima/
>>>> SubProcesses/
>>>> is there a file called check_poles?
>>>> if not, can you tell me what error is given by
>>>> make check_poles?
>>>>
>>>> if yes, what happens issuing in that dir the command
>>>> ./check_poles < ../../check_
>>>>
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Cheers,
>>>>
>>>> Marco
>>>>
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