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==CAMAC Macros== | ==CAMAC Macros== | ||
Midas provides Macros for CAMAC LAM manipulation | Midas provides Macros for CAMAC LAM manipulation which may be used in the [[Frontend user code]] or analyzer code. These Macros are used to interact with the LAM register. Usually the CAMAC Crate Controller has the feature that it is able to register one bit per slot and present this register to the user. It may even have the option to mask off this register to allow to set a "general" LAM register containing either "1" (At least one LAM from the masked LAM is set) or "0" ( no LAM set from the masked LAM register). The [[Frontend user code#Function poll_event|poll_event()]] routine uses this feature to return a variable which contains a bit-wise value of the current LAM register in the Crate Controller. | ||
* LAM_SOURCE | * LAM_SOURCE | ||
* LAM_STATION | * LAM_STATION |
Latest revision as of 15:23, 4 August 2015
Introduction
The following MACROS have been provided in the MIDAS package.
Byte Swap Macros
Thes macros are provided for big/little endian byte-swapping
- WORD_SWAP
- DWORD_SWAP
- QWORD_SWAP
These macros are used by bk_swap();
CAMAC Macros
Midas provides Macros for CAMAC LAM manipulation which may be used in the Frontend user code or analyzer code. These Macros are used to interact with the LAM register. Usually the CAMAC Crate Controller has the feature that it is able to register one bit per slot and present this register to the user. It may even have the option to mask off this register to allow to set a "general" LAM register containing either "1" (At least one LAM from the masked LAM is set) or "0" ( no LAM set from the masked LAM register). The poll_event() routine uses this feature to return a variable which contains a bit-wise value of the current LAM register in the Crate Controller.
- LAM_SOURCE
- LAM_STATION
- LAM_SOURCE_CRATE
- LAM_SOURCE_STATION
Event Header Macros
- TRIGGER_MASK
- EVENT_ID
- SERIAL_NUMBER
- TIME_STAMP
- DATA_SIZE