 09 Mar 2021, Andreas Suter, Forum, INT INT32 in experim.h
|
> > For my analyzer I generate the experim.h file from the odb.
This issue is still open. Shouldn't midas.h provide the 'new' data types as typedefs like
|
|
10 Mar 2021, Stefan Ritt, Forum, INT INT32 in experim.h
|
Ok, I added
/* define integer types with explicit widths */
|
|
15 Mar 2021, Frederik Wauters, Forum, INT INT32 in experim.h
|
works!
> Ok, I added
|
|
30 Mar 2021, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, INT INT32 in experim.h
|
> >
> > /* define integer types with explicit widths */
> > #ifndef NO_INT_TYPES_DEFINE
|
 17 Dec 2013, Stefan Ritt, Info, IEEE Real Time 2014 Call for Abstracts
|
Hello,
I'm co-organizing the upcoming Real Time Conference, which covers also the field of data acquisition, so it might be interesting for people working
|
|
30 Jan 2012, Stefan Ritt, Info, IEEE Real Time 2012 Call for Abstracts
|
Hello,
I'm co-organizing the upcoming Real Time Conference, which covers also the field of data acquisition, so it might be interesting for people working
|
|
01 Sep 2006, pohl, Forum, Hytec 5331 CAMAC kernel 2.6 driver problem
|
Grüezi,
I am new to this list.
|
|
11 Feb 2014, Randolf Pohl, Forum, Huge events (>10MB) every second or so
|
I'm looking into using MIDAS for an experiment that creates one large event
(20MB or more) every second.
|
|
11 Feb 2014, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Huge events (>10MB) every second or so
|
> I'm looking into using MIDAS for an experiment that creates one large event
> (20MB or more) every second.
>
|
|
18 Feb 2014, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Huge events (>10MB) every second or so
|
> I'm looking into using MIDAS for an experiment that creates one large event
> (20MB or more) every second.
|
01 Mar 2014, Randolf Pohl, Forum, Huge events (>10MB) every second or so 
|
Works, and here is how I did it. The attached example is based on the standard MIDAS
example in "src/midas/examples/experiment".
|
|
01 Mar 2014, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Huge events (>10MB) every second or so
|
> Works, and here is how I did it. The attached example is based on the standard MIDAS
> example in "src/midas/examples/experiment".
|
|
08 Apr 2010, Exaos Lee, Forum, How to stop a run with a timer?
|
I want to let the run stop and start periodically. But I looked through the ODB
and didn't find anything may help. I also checked the FAQ online and didn't find
answer either. Who can help me? Thank you. |
|
22 Apr 2010, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, How to stop a run with a timer?
|
Hi Exaos,
This may help: https://ladd00.triumf.ca/elog/Midas/645
|
|
05 Nov 2024, Jack Carlton, Forum, How to properly write a client listens for events on a given buffer?
|
If there's some template for writing a client to access event data, that would be
very useful (and you can probably just ignore the context I gave below in that
case).
|
|
05 Nov 2024, Maia Henriksson-Ward, Forum, How to properly write a client listens for events on a given buffer?
|
> If there's some template for writing a client to access event data, that would be
> very useful (and you can probably just ignore the context I gave below in that
> case).
|
|
03 Aug 2009, Exaos Lee, Forum, How to distinguish the status and value returned from "mvme_read_value(...)"
|
The definition of mvme_read_value is as the following:
[CODE]unsigned int EXPRT mvme_read_value(MVME_INTERFACE * vme, mvme_addr_t vme_addr);
|
|
03 Aug 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, How to distinguish the status and value returned from "mvme_read_value(...)"
|
[quote="Exaos Lee"]The definition of mvme_read_value is as the following:
[CODE]unsigned int EXPRT mvme_read_value(MVME_INTERFACE * vme, mvme_addr_t vme_addr);
|
|
03 Aug 2009, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, How to distinguish the status and value returned from "mvme_read_value(...)"
|
> uint32_t mvme_read_value(MVME_INTERFACE * vme, mvme_addr_t vme_addr);
> Question: How to distinguish the status and value returned?
|
|
13 Jan 2020, Konstantin Olchanski, Info, How to convert C midas frontends to C++, CAEN libraries
|
Big thanks to Peter Kunz - specifically when using the CAEN libraries:
>
|