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* '''[[msysmon]]''' → ''Log CPU/network usage into midas history'' | * '''[[msysmon]]''' → ''Log CPU/network usage into midas history'' | ||
* '''[[mmessenger]]''' → ''Forward midas messages to slack/discord/mattermost'' | |||
* '''[[mtape]]''' → ''Tape manipulator'' | * '''[[mtape]]''' → ''Tape manipulator'' | ||
Revision as of 22:31, 27 May 2021
Introduction
The MIDAS package after Compilation & Build will contain a new directory
- $MIDASSYS/linux/ space or space $MIDASSYS/linux-m32/
under which the MIDAS library (in ../lib) and the images (in ../bin) will be placed. Most of the MIDAS applications are located here. There a few other applications that can be manually built under /$MIDASSYS/utils as well.
- dio → Direct I/O driver utility
- Frontend Application → User-built - communicates with hardware
- hvedit → High Voltage editor and GUI
- lazylogger → Data archiver
- mlogger → Event logger
- mchart → Assembles data for stripchart
- mdump → Display contents of event banks
- melog → Send information to elog
- mevb → Event builder application
- mh2sql → Import history files into SQL database
- mhdump → Display history events
- mhttpd → Webserver for Run Control
- mlxspeaker → Audible messaging
- mserver → Remote server
- mstat → Monitor and display
- msysmon → Log CPU/network usage into midas history
- mmessenger → Forward midas messages to slack/discord/mattermost
- mtape → Tape manipulator
- odbedit → ODB Editor/Run control
- odbhist → ODB parameter history display
- odbinit → Initialize ODB
- stripchart → Stripchart data display