how-to-add-the-llsw-model-to-basf.md

@@ -10,39 +10,7 @@ In total there are four files needed:
 The FF files contain the form factors for the decays.
 
 ## How to compile and use the new model
-```
-Here is how to compile the existent module.
-( I'm not sure, but some people use basf2 evtgen to run evtgen,
-so there might be another way )
-1) make some working directory (e.g. ~/work )
-2) create a directory ~/work/belle/src and go there
-3) execute following commands
-$ source /sw/belle/local/etc/bashrc_general
-$ get_packages MODULE
-$ make -f Makefile.init
-$ make
-then .so file will be under ~/work/belle/lib/so
-In your case, MODULE above should be belleEvtGenModels etc.
-Now, one possible problem is that the compile in 3) might fail.
-In this case, the source code taken with get_packages commands
-are probably old (not compatible in SL6), and you need to manually
-copy them from $BELLE_TOP_DIR .
-Once you can compile the .so file, then you can run basf with
-your local .so files as below (replace v0finder below with your module)
-
-You need to put the directory that contains the local v0finder.so file
-inside BASF_MODULE_DIR. Suppose your v0finder.so is under ~/work/belle/bin,
-you should do
-  setenv BASF_MODULE_DIR ~/work/belle/bin:BASF_MODULE_DIR
-inside your script after loading cshrc_general .
-Another way is to set MY_TOP_DIR to ~/work/belle and do
-source /sw/belle/local/etc/cshrc_general
-. This should set BASF_MODULE_DIR correctly.
-Yet another way is to put your local v0finder.so inside your current
-directory. By default, current directory is at the top of BASF_MODULE_DIR
-cw07:~$ echo $BASF_MODULE_DIR
-.:/sw/belle/belle/b20090127_0910/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/debug/bin
-
-S. Nishida
-```
+* set up the basf framework, e.g. `source /sw/belle/local/etc/bashrc_general`
+* then create a working directory and switch in it, e.g. `mkdir -p work/belle/src && cd work/belle/src`
+* after that use `get_packages belleEvtGenModels belleEvtGenBase` in order to get to corresponding module to modify