diff --git a/CMakeLists.txt b/CMakeLists.txt
index a1a09f3..6c87fa0 100644
--- a/CMakeLists.txt
+++ b/CMakeLists.txt
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ cmake_minimum_required (VERSION 3.19 FATAL_ERROR)
 
 find_package(cetmodules 3.16.00 REQUIRED)
 
-project(otsdaq_mu2e_stm VERSION 3.03.01)
+project(otsdaq-mu2e-stm VERSION 3.03.01)
 
 include(CetCMakeEnv)
 cet_cmake_env()
diff --git a/otsdaq-mu2e-stm/FEInterfaces/CMakeLists.txt b/otsdaq-mu2e-stm/FEInterfaces/CMakeLists.txt
index bb64301..00dab95 100644
--- a/otsdaq-mu2e-stm/FEInterfaces/CMakeLists.txt
+++ b/otsdaq-mu2e-stm/FEInterfaces/CMakeLists.txt
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
     
 include(otsdaq::FEInterface) 
 
-cet_build_plugin(ROCStoppingTargetMonitorInterface otsdaq::FEInterface LIBRARIES REG otsdaq_mu2e::ROCCore
+cet_build_plugin(ROCStoppingTargetMonitorInterface otsdaq::FEInterface LIBRARIES REG otsdaq-mu2e::ROCCore
 )
 
 install_headers()
diff --git a/ups/product_deps b/ups/product_deps
deleted file mode 100644
index b7e7570..0000000
--- a/ups/product_deps
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,54 +0,0 @@
-# The parent line must be the first non-comment line in the file
-# This line defines the product name and version
-parent otsdaq_mu2e_stm
-defaultqual	e20:s128
-
-# These optional lines define the installed directories where
-# headers, libraries, and executables will be found
-# Use them only if your product does not conform to the defaults
-# Format: directory_type directory_path directory_name
-# The only recognized values of the first field are incdir, libdir, and bindir
-# The only recognized values of the second field are product_dir and fq_dir
-# The third field is not constrained
-# The examples here reflect the defaults
-incdir      product_dir include
-libdir      fq_dir      lib
-bindir      fq_dir      bin
-fcldir      fq_dir      fcl
-
-#
-product			version		optional
-otsdaq_mu2e		v3_00_00
-cetmodules		v3_24_01	-	only_for_build
-end_product_list
-
-# -nq- here means there is no qualifier
-# a "-" here means the dependent product is not required by the parent and will not be setup
-qualifier		otsdaq_mu2e		notes
-
-e28:s130:prof	e28:s130:prof	-std=c++20
-e28:s130:debug	e28:s130:debug	-std=c++20
-e26:s130:prof	e26:s130:prof	-std=c++17
-e26:s130:debug	e26:s130:debug	-std=c++17
-e20:s130:prof	e20:s130:prof	-std=c++17
-e20:s130:debug	e20:s130:debug	-std=c++17
-c14:s130:prof	c14:s130:prof	-std=c++17
-c14:s130:debug	c14:s130:debug	-std=c++17
-
-e28:s128:prof	e28:s128:prof	-std=c++20
-e28:s128:debug	e28:s128:debug	-std=c++20
-e26:s128:prof	e26:s128:prof	-std=c++17
-e26:s128:debug	e26:s128:debug	-std=c++17
-e20:s128:prof	e20:s128:prof	-std=c++17
-e20:s128:debug	e20:s128:debug	-std=c++17
-c14:s128:prof	c14:s128:prof	-std=c++17
-c14:s128:debug	c14:s128:debug	-std=c++17
-end_qualifier_list
-
-# Preserve tabs and formatting in emacs and vi / vim:
-
-### Local Variables:
-### tab-width: 8
-### End:
-
-# vi:set ts=8 noexpandtab:
diff --git a/ups/setup_deps b/ups/setup_deps
deleted file mode 100644
index 0311b41..0000000
--- a/ups/setup_deps
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,239 +0,0 @@
-########################################################################
-# This script is shell-agnostic, which involves much acrobatics to avoid
-# causing errors in one interpreter or another (*stares in csh*).
-#
-# There should be as little as possible here, with most of the heavy
-# lifting done by other small scripts.
-#
-# When sourcing this file from a script, you may have to tell this
-# source file where it is via the fw_db shell (or env) variable, i.e.
-#    set fw_db=/some/path; source /some/path/this_file
-# or  fw_db=/some/path; . /some/path/this_file
-#
-# Generated by cetmodules 2.26.00 at Fri Aug 27 12:10:15 CDT 2021
-########################################################################
-
-########################################################################
-# NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS BELOW.
-########################################################################
-
-# Determine shell flavor.
-true && test $?shell = 1 && set _cetpkg_shell_flavor=csh || _cetpkg_shell_flavor=sh
-
-####################################
-# A common set of commands to use to hide as many shell flavor
-# differences as possible.
-
-##################
-# IMPORTANT NOTE:
-#
-# Following extensive tests in multiple shells, I have reached the
-# conclusion that it is not actually possible for a function to mirror
-# the semantics of an assignment with respect to the status code of ``
-# and compound statements joined with "||" or "&&". To handle this, we
-# write a large chunk of shell code to a temporary file in the current
-# directory a.k.a. CETPKG_BUILD with shell variable assignments correct
-# according to the shell flavor, and then source it. This also allows us
-# to deal with the fact that some shells don't pass arguments to sourced
-# scripts *stares harder in csh*.
-#
-# 2020-06-24 CHG.
-##################
-
-# If we're C-flavored, set up the commands using alias.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  set _cetpkg_nobuild="nobuild" && \
-  set _cetpkg_shell_var_set=set\\1 && \
-  alias vecho_ 'if ($?vv == 1) echo \>\> \!*' && \
-  alias unsetenv_ unsetenv && \
-  alias tnotnull "eval '"'test $?'"\!* -eq 1' && eval '"'test -n "$'"\!*"'"'"'" && \
-  alias nullout "\!* >& /dev/null" && \
-  alias __TOP_EOF__ '' && \
-  alias return exit
-
-# For Bourne-flavored shells, use functions.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && \
-  _cetpkg_nobuild="nobuild" && \
-  _cetpkg_shell_var_set= && \
-  eval 'vecho_() { test -n "${vv-}" && echo ">> $*"; return 0; }' && \
-  eval 'setenv() { eval "$1=\"\${2-}\"; export $1"; }' && \
-  eval 'unsetenv_() { unset "$@"; }' && \
-  eval 'source() { . "$@"; }' && \
-  eval 'tnotnull() { eval "test -n \"\${$1-}\""; }' && \
-  eval 'nullout() { "$@" >/dev/null 2>&1; }'
-####################################
-
-##################
-# Check for UPS (uses alias for return in C-flavored shells).
-test -z "$UPS_DIR" && \
-  ( echo ""; echo "ERROR: you MUST set up UPS"; echo "" ) && \
-  return 1 || true
-##################
-
-####################################
-# Need to find ourselves to set CETPKG_SOURCE.
-
-# Define empty variables for C-flavor shells to make things easier.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  set _cetpkg_fw_db= _cetpkg_myself= _cetpkg_mydir=
-
-# If user has set fw_db, identify our top-level source directory now.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && tnotnull fw_db && \
-  set _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd $fw_db:q >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through fw_db" || true
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && tnotnull fw_db && \
-  _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd \"$fw_db\" >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through fw_db" || true
-
-##################
-# For Bash and zsh, identify ourselves now so we don't have to go
-# through acrobatics later in the sourced script.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && tnotnull BASH_SOURCE && \
-  _cetpkg_myself="$BASH_SOURCE" && test -n "$BASH_SOURCE" && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through BASH_SOURCE" || true
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh -a -z "$_cetpkg_myself" && \
-  tnotnull ZSH_VERSION && eval '_cetpkg_myself="${(%):-%x}"' && \
-  test -n "$_cetpkg_myself" && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through ZSH prompt logic" || true
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && tnotnull _cetpkg_myself && \
-  _cetpkg_mydir=`dirname "$_cetpkg_myself"` && \
-  _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd $_cetpkg_mydir >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` || true
-##################
-
-##################
-# History is applicable only for interactive t/csh.
-test -z "$_cetpkg_fw_db" -a "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh -a $?history = 0 && \
-  set history=5  || true
-test -z "$_cetpkg_fw_db" -a "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  set _cetpkg_mydir=`history 1|sed -Ee 's/^[[:space:][:digit:]:]*.*\bsource[[:space:]]+//'` && \
-  test -n "$_cetpkg_mydir" && set _cetpkg_mydir=`dirname $_cetpkg_mydir[1]:q` && \
-  set _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd $_cetpkg_mydir:q >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` && \
-  vecho_ 'setting db via interactive history' || true
-##################
-
-# Set CETPKG_SOURCE.
-test -n "$_cetpkg_fw_db" && \
-  vecho_ "_cetpkg_fw_db=$_cetpkg_fw_db" && \
-  setenv CETPKG_SOURCE `dirname $_cetpkg_fw_db` || \
-  printf "WARNING: please set shell or env. variable fw_db (to be the path to the\n\
-         framework source code). Fix this and other errors may go away.\n"
-####################################
-
-##################
-# Set CETPKG_BUILD.
-setenv CETPKG_BUILD `/bin/pwd -P`
-##################
-
-########################################################################
-# Write the rest of ourselves to a file and source it to handle status
-# code semantics for variable assignments.
-#
-# Note that even here we have to play a trick or two due to the fact
-# that we have to deal with the difference in the way sh- and csh-flavor
-# shells handle a quoted delimiter word for a HERE document: the latter
-# expect the delimiter to include the quoting; the former do not. This
-# is the reason for the C-flavored __TOP_EOF__ alias, and the explicit
-# return at the end of the sourced script.
-#
-########################################################################
-
-sed -Ee 's&\b__SET__([[:space:]]+)&'$_cetpkg_shell_var_set'&g' \
-  -e 's&__SETUP_ARGS__&'"$*"'&g' \
-  > ./setup_common.$_cetpkg_shell_flavor <<\__TOP_EOF__
-########################################################################
-
-####################################
-# Personality check: are we setup_deps or setup_for_development?
-#
-# If we're sourcing setup.in directly (e.g. for cetmodules itself) then
-# we select "setup_for_development" behavior, otherwise _cetpkg_nobuild
-# will be set appropriately by CMake's CONFIGURE() command for
-# setup_for_development or setup_deps.
-
-test -z "$_cetpkg_nobuild" -o "$_cetpkg_nobuild" = "--nobuild" || \
-  __SET__ _cetpkg_nobuild="" || true
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Initial info.
-
-printf "\n";
-test -z "$_cetpkg_nobuild" && \
-  echo "The working build directory is $CETPKG_BUILD" || true
-cat <<EOF
-The source code directory is $CETPKG_SOURCE
-
----------------------- check this block for errors ---------------------
-EOF
-
-__SET__ _cetpkg_status=""
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Attempt to find a suitable cetmodules to set up.
-
-__SET__ _cetpkg_cetmsetup=`sed -nE 's&^[[:space:]]*(cetmodules)[[:space:]]+([^[:space:]]+).*\bonly_for_build\b.*$&\1 \2&p' "$CETPKG_SOURCE/ups/product_deps"`
-test -z "_cetpkg_cetmsetup" -a ! -x "$CETPKG_SOURCE/libexec/set_dev_products" && \
-  __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: unable to find suitable cetmodules >= 2.00.00" || true
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" -o -z "$_cetpkg_cetmsetup" || setup -B $_cetpkg_cetmsetup
-test $? != 0 && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: setup of $_cetpkg_cetmsetup has failed" || true
-test -z "$_cetpkg_status$_cetpkg_cetmsetup" && setenv PATH `dropit -sfe "$CETPKG_SOURCE/bin"` && __SET__ _cetpkg_cettop="$CETPKG_SOURCE" || true
-test -z "$_cetpkg_status$_cetpkg_cettop" -a -n "$CETMODULES_DIR" && __SET__ _cetpkg_cettop="$CETMODULES_DIR"
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Generate the setup script to set up dependencies.
-
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" || \
-  __SET__ _cetpkg_setup="`${_cetpkg_cettop}/libexec/set_dev_products $_cetpkg_nobuild __SETUP_ARGS__`"
-test $? != 0 -o -z "$_cetpkg_setup" && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: generation of setup script has failed" || true
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Source the setup script to set up dependencies.
-
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" || source "$_cetpkg_setup"
-test $? != 0 && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: setup of required products has failed" || true
-__SET__ _cetpkg_setup_errlog="$CETPKG_BUILD/cetpkg_setup.err"
-test -s "$_cetpkg_setup_errlog" && cat "$_cetpkg_setup_errlog" || \
-  rm -f "$_cetpkg_setup_errlog"
-####################################
-
-cat <<EOF
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-EOF
-
-# Final sanity check and report.
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" -o -n "$_cetpkg_nobuild" || \
-  "$_cetpkg_cettop/libexec/verify_build_environment" "$CETPKG_BUILD"
-test $? != 0 && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: unable to verify build environment" || true
-
-####################################
-# Clean up before exiting.
-
-# Clean up C-flavor aliases and prepare to return^H^H^H^H^H^Hexit.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  unalias vecho_ unsetenv_ tnotnull nullout __TOP_EOF__ return && \
-  set return=exit || return=return
-
-# Finish cleanup and exit. Note the use of eval so we can unset
-# everything including $return and $_cetpkg_status.
-eval "unset vecho_ setenv unsetenv_ source tnotnull nullout "\
-"_cetpkg_nobuild _cetpkg_shell_var_set "\
-"_cetpkg_fw_db _cetpkg_myself _cetpkg_mydir _cetpkg_cetmsetup "\
-"_cetpkg_cettop _cetpkg_setup _cetpkg_setup_errlog "\
-"_cetpkg_shell_flavor return _cetpkg_status; \
-$return $_cetpkg_status"
-####################################
-
-########################################################################
-\__TOP_EOF__
-__TOP_EOF__
-
-source ./setup_common.$_cetpkg_shell_flavor
diff --git a/ups/setup_for_development b/ups/setup_for_development
deleted file mode 100644
index d705c1b..0000000
--- a/ups/setup_for_development
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,239 +0,0 @@
-########################################################################
-# This script is shell-agnostic, which involves much acrobatics to avoid
-# causing errors in one interpreter or another (*stares in csh*).
-#
-# There should be as little as possible here, with most of the heavy
-# lifting done by other small scripts.
-#
-# When sourcing this file from a script, you may have to tell this
-# source file where it is via the fw_db shell (or env) variable, i.e.
-#    set fw_db=/some/path; source /some/path/this_file
-# or  fw_db=/some/path; . /some/path/this_file
-#
-# Generated by cetmodules 2.26.00 at Fri Aug 27 12:10:15 CDT 2021
-########################################################################
-
-########################################################################
-# NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS BELOW.
-########################################################################
-
-# Determine shell flavor.
-true && test $?shell = 1 && set _cetpkg_shell_flavor=csh || _cetpkg_shell_flavor=sh
-
-####################################
-# A common set of commands to use to hide as many shell flavor
-# differences as possible.
-
-##################
-# IMPORTANT NOTE:
-#
-# Following extensive tests in multiple shells, I have reached the
-# conclusion that it is not actually possible for a function to mirror
-# the semantics of an assignment with respect to the status code of ``
-# and compound statements joined with "||" or "&&". To handle this, we
-# write a large chunk of shell code to a temporary file in the current
-# directory a.k.a. CETPKG_BUILD with shell variable assignments correct
-# according to the shell flavor, and then source it. This also allows us
-# to deal with the fact that some shells don't pass arguments to sourced
-# scripts *stares harder in csh*.
-#
-# 2020-06-24 CHG.
-##################
-
-# If we're C-flavored, set up the commands using alias.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  set _cetpkg_nobuild="" && \
-  set _cetpkg_shell_var_set=set\\1 && \
-  alias vecho_ 'if ($?vv == 1) echo \>\> \!*' && \
-  alias unsetenv_ unsetenv && \
-  alias tnotnull "eval '"'test $?'"\!* -eq 1' && eval '"'test -n "$'"\!*"'"'"'" && \
-  alias nullout "\!* >& /dev/null" && \
-  alias __TOP_EOF__ '' && \
-  alias return exit
-
-# For Bourne-flavored shells, use functions.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && \
-  _cetpkg_nobuild="" && \
-  _cetpkg_shell_var_set= && \
-  eval 'vecho_() { test -n "${vv-}" && echo ">> $*"; return 0; }' && \
-  eval 'setenv() { eval "$1=\"\${2-}\"; export $1"; }' && \
-  eval 'unsetenv_() { unset "$@"; }' && \
-  eval 'source() { . "$@"; }' && \
-  eval 'tnotnull() { eval "test -n \"\${$1-}\""; }' && \
-  eval 'nullout() { "$@" >/dev/null 2>&1; }'
-####################################
-
-##################
-# Check for UPS (uses alias for return in C-flavored shells).
-test -z "$UPS_DIR" && \
-  ( echo ""; echo "ERROR: you MUST set up UPS"; echo "" ) && \
-  return 1 || true
-##################
-
-####################################
-# Need to find ourselves to set CETPKG_SOURCE.
-
-# Define empty variables for C-flavor shells to make things easier.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  set _cetpkg_fw_db= _cetpkg_myself= _cetpkg_mydir=
-
-# If user has set fw_db, identify our top-level source directory now.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && tnotnull fw_db && \
-  set _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd $fw_db:q >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through fw_db" || true
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && tnotnull fw_db && \
-  _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd \"$fw_db\" >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through fw_db" || true
-
-##################
-# For Bash and zsh, identify ourselves now so we don't have to go
-# through acrobatics later in the sourced script.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && tnotnull BASH_SOURCE && \
-  _cetpkg_myself="$BASH_SOURCE" && test -n "$BASH_SOURCE" && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through BASH_SOURCE" || true
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh -a -z "$_cetpkg_myself" && \
-  tnotnull ZSH_VERSION && eval '_cetpkg_myself="${(%):-%x}"' && \
-  test -n "$_cetpkg_myself" && \
-  vecho_ "found ourselves through ZSH prompt logic" || true
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = sh && tnotnull _cetpkg_myself && \
-  _cetpkg_mydir=`dirname "$_cetpkg_myself"` && \
-  _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd $_cetpkg_mydir >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` || true
-##################
-
-##################
-# History is applicable only for interactive t/csh.
-test -z "$_cetpkg_fw_db" -a "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh -a $?history = 0 && \
-  set history=5  || true
-test -z "$_cetpkg_fw_db" -a "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  set _cetpkg_mydir=`history 1|sed -Ee 's/^[[:space:][:digit:]:]*.*\bsource[[:space:]]+//'` && \
-  test -n "$_cetpkg_mydir" && set _cetpkg_mydir=`dirname $_cetpkg_mydir[1]:q` && \
-  set _cetpkg_fw_db=`sh -c "cd $_cetpkg_mydir:q >/dev/null 2>&1 && /bin/pwd -P"` && \
-  vecho_ 'setting db via interactive history' || true
-##################
-
-# Set CETPKG_SOURCE.
-test -n "$_cetpkg_fw_db" && \
-  vecho_ "_cetpkg_fw_db=$_cetpkg_fw_db" && \
-  setenv CETPKG_SOURCE `dirname $_cetpkg_fw_db` || \
-  printf "WARNING: please set shell or env. variable fw_db (to be the path to the\n\
-         framework source code). Fix this and other errors may go away.\n"
-####################################
-
-##################
-# Set CETPKG_BUILD.
-setenv CETPKG_BUILD `/bin/pwd -P`
-##################
-
-########################################################################
-# Write the rest of ourselves to a file and source it to handle status
-# code semantics for variable assignments.
-#
-# Note that even here we have to play a trick or two due to the fact
-# that we have to deal with the difference in the way sh- and csh-flavor
-# shells handle a quoted delimiter word for a HERE document: the latter
-# expect the delimiter to include the quoting; the former do not. This
-# is the reason for the C-flavored __TOP_EOF__ alias, and the explicit
-# return at the end of the sourced script.
-#
-########################################################################
-
-sed -Ee 's&\b__SET__([[:space:]]+)&'$_cetpkg_shell_var_set'&g' \
-  -e 's&__SETUP_ARGS__&'"$*"'&g' \
-  > ./setup_common.$_cetpkg_shell_flavor <<\__TOP_EOF__
-########################################################################
-
-####################################
-# Personality check: are we setup_deps or setup_for_development?
-#
-# If we're sourcing setup.in directly (e.g. for cetmodules itself) then
-# we select "setup_for_development" behavior, otherwise _cetpkg_nobuild
-# will be set appropriately by CMake's CONFIGURE() command for
-# setup_for_development or setup_deps.
-
-test -z "$_cetpkg_nobuild" -o "$_cetpkg_nobuild" = "--nobuild" || \
-  __SET__ _cetpkg_nobuild="" || true
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Initial info.
-
-printf "\n";
-test -z "$_cetpkg_nobuild" && \
-  echo "The working build directory is $CETPKG_BUILD" || true
-cat <<EOF
-The source code directory is $CETPKG_SOURCE
-
----------------------- check this block for errors ---------------------
-EOF
-
-__SET__ _cetpkg_status=""
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Attempt to find a suitable cetmodules to set up.
-
-__SET__ _cetpkg_cetmsetup=`sed -nE 's&^[[:space:]]*(cetmodules)[[:space:]]+([^[:space:]]+).*\bonly_for_build\b.*$&\1 \2&p' "$CETPKG_SOURCE/ups/product_deps"`
-test -z "_cetpkg_cetmsetup" -a ! -x "$CETPKG_SOURCE/libexec/set_dev_products" && \
-  __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: unable to find suitable cetmodules >= 2.00.00" || true
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" -o -z "$_cetpkg_cetmsetup" || setup -B $_cetpkg_cetmsetup
-test $? != 0 && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: setup of $_cetpkg_cetmsetup has failed" || true
-test -z "$_cetpkg_status$_cetpkg_cetmsetup" && setenv PATH `dropit -sfe "$CETPKG_SOURCE/bin"` && __SET__ _cetpkg_cettop="$CETPKG_SOURCE" || true
-test -z "$_cetpkg_status$_cetpkg_cettop" -a -n "$CETMODULES_DIR" && __SET__ _cetpkg_cettop="$CETMODULES_DIR"
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Generate the setup script to set up dependencies.
-
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" || \
-  __SET__ _cetpkg_setup="`${_cetpkg_cettop}/libexec/set_dev_products $_cetpkg_nobuild __SETUP_ARGS__`"
-test $? != 0 -o -z "$_cetpkg_setup" && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: generation of setup script has failed" || true
-####################################
-
-####################################
-# Source the setup script to set up dependencies.
-
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" || source "$_cetpkg_setup"
-test $? != 0 && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: setup of required products has failed" || true
-__SET__ _cetpkg_setup_errlog="$CETPKG_BUILD/cetpkg_setup.err"
-test -s "$_cetpkg_setup_errlog" && cat "$_cetpkg_setup_errlog" || \
-  rm -f "$_cetpkg_setup_errlog"
-####################################
-
-cat <<EOF
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-EOF
-
-# Final sanity check and report.
-test -n "$_cetpkg_status" -o -n "$_cetpkg_nobuild" || \
-  "$_cetpkg_cettop/libexec/verify_build_environment" "$CETPKG_BUILD"
-test $? != 0 && __SET__ _cetpkg_status=1 && \
-  echo "ERROR: unable to verify build environment" || true
-
-####################################
-# Clean up before exiting.
-
-# Clean up C-flavor aliases and prepare to return^H^H^H^H^H^Hexit.
-test "$_cetpkg_shell_flavor" = csh && \
-  unalias vecho_ unsetenv_ tnotnull nullout __TOP_EOF__ return && \
-  set return=exit || return=return
-
-# Finish cleanup and exit. Note the use of eval so we can unset
-# everything including $return and $_cetpkg_status.
-eval "unset vecho_ setenv unsetenv_ source tnotnull nullout "\
-"_cetpkg_nobuild _cetpkg_shell_var_set "\
-"_cetpkg_fw_db _cetpkg_myself _cetpkg_mydir _cetpkg_cetmsetup "\
-"_cetpkg_cettop _cetpkg_setup _cetpkg_setup_errlog "\
-"_cetpkg_shell_flavor return _cetpkg_status; \
-$return $_cetpkg_status"
-####################################
-
-########################################################################
-\__TOP_EOF__
-__TOP_EOF__
-
-source ./setup_common.$_cetpkg_shell_flavor