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Development Tools for Pwglsynth

This paper presents recent developments in our synthesis environment PWGLSynth. We introduce two programming tools that allow the user to extend PWGLSynth with new C++ modules. In the first one the user operates with ordinary textual C++ programming. The system also allows to reuse in the code any existing synthesis modules. In the second tool the user first defines visually a synthesis patch with the help our abstraction scheme. The abstraction is then automatically translated to a binary file that represents the new synthesis box. The Appendix gives three C++ examples that demonstrates the syntax that is used by the developer kit.