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This page provides an overview of the available documentation for the Common Pipeline Library. Where possible, links have been provided to the online versions and the printable versions of this documentation.
The CPL User Manual provides a comprehensive overview of the entire project, the philosophy behind it and the essential information needed to start using it. It explains in detail the concepts of the library, as well as the components, organisation and conventions adopted within it. This document is essential reading for any newcomer wishing to start using the CPL in his or her own project.
The CPL Reference Manual has been automatically generated from the source code of the library using the Doxygen utility. It provides a complete guide to the interfaces and calling procedures of all the available functions within the library.
ESO provides two tools for running CPL-based pipeline recipes - EsoRex and GASGANO.
GASGANO support is deprectated and will be removed in a future version of CPL!
In addition to the above mentioned documentation for the CPL project, the following items are also of relevance and exist in the ESO document archive (document reference numbers are given).
For information about other issues, related to CPL but further afield, please refer to the Useful CPL Links web page.