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:    <span style="color:#005c1F; font-style:italic ">$MIDASSYS/linux/</span>  <span style="color:white;">space</span> or <span style="color:white;">space</span> <span style="color:#005c1F; font-style:italic ">$MIDASSYS/linux-m32/</span>
:    <span style="color:#005c1F; font-style:italic ">$MIDASSYS/linux/</span>  <span style="color:white;">space</span> or <span style="color:white;">space</span> <span style="color:#005c1F; font-style:italic ">$MIDASSYS/linux-m32/</span>
under which the MIDAS library (in {{Filepath|path=../lib}}) and the images (in {{Filepath|path=../bin}}) will be placed. Most of the MIDAS applications are located here. There a few other applications that can be manually built under {{Filepath|path=/$MIDASSYS/utils}} as well.  
under which the MIDAS library (in {{Filepath|path=../lib}}) and the images (in {{Filepath|path=../bin}}) will be placed. Most of the MIDAS applications are located here. There a few other applications that can be manually built under {{Filepath|path=/$MIDASSYS/utils}} as well.  


* '''[[dio]]'''  &rarr; ''Direct I/O driver utility''
* '''[[dio]]'''  &rarr; ''Direct I/O driver utility''

Revision as of 01:30, 1 August 2015


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
  • hvedit → High Voltage editor and GUI
  • 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
  • mstat → Monitor and display
  • mtape → Tape manipulator
  • odbhist → ODB parameter history display