 09 Jul 2004, Piotr Zolnierczuk, , Introduction of environment variable MIDASSYS
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> I guess we should follow the "standard" as much as possible. MIDASSYS was inspired by
> ROOTSYS. Now where do people usually install ROOT? Is it /opt/root-x.x.x or something
> else. Some years ago (when I did the last time some linux administration) optional
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09 Jul 2004, John M O'Donnell, , Introduction of environment variable MIDASSYS
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For a long time the "de facto" standard was to spread a package around in many
directories under /usr/local. This proved to be a bad idea, as removing the
package
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12 Jul 2004, Stefan Ritt, , Introduction of environment variable MIDASSYS
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> With POSIX there is a written standard, which says that each pacakge goes in
> it's own
> directory under /opt. eg. /opt/midas. Each package gets to define it's own
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20 Jul 2004, Konstantin Olchanski, , Introduction of environment variable MIDASSYS
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> > Starting from midas version 1.9.4 on, the environment variable 'MIDASSYS' ...
> 2. What will the entire structure tree look like?
>
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21 Jul 2004, Stefan Ritt, , Introduction of environment variable MIDASSYS
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> Where should MIDAS be installed?
I personally don't have any preference, as long as it's in accordance with "the standard"
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 06 Sep 2007, Stefan Ritt, Info, Introduction of MIDAS_MAX_EVENT_SIZE
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We had the problem that different experiments used different MAX_EVENT_SIZE
values (the MEG experiment actually 10 MB!). If each experiment changes the
value in midas.h and accidentally commits it, other experiments are affected.
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10 Apr 2007, Dan Gastler, Forum, Interrupt code for VME?
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Hello,
Is there any example code for using midas for interrupt driven data
collection over VME? I am using a Struck SIS3100 PCI/VME setup to connect to my
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24 Aug 2018, Lukas Gerritzen, Forum, Int64 datatype
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I would like to store the address of 1-Wire temperature sensors in a device
driver. However, the supportet data types (as definded around
include/midas.h:311) do not foresee a type large enough.
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25 Aug 2018, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Int64 datatype
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> I would like to store the address of 1-Wire temperature sensors in a device
> driver. However, the supportet data types (as definded around
> include/midas.h:311) do not foresee a type large enough.
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28 Aug 2018, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Int64 datatype
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> I would like to store the address of 1-Wire temperature sensors in a device
> driver. However, the supportet data types (as definded around
> include/midas.h:311) do not foresee a type large enough.
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09 Nov 2013, Razvan Stefan Gornea, Forum, Installation problem 
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Hi,
I run into problems while trying to install Midas on Slackware 14.0. In the past
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10 Nov 2013, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Installation problem
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Seems to me a problem with the ODBC library, so maybe Konstantin can comment.
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11 Nov 2013, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Installation problem
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> I run into problems while trying to install Midas on Slackware 14.0.
Thank you for reporting this. We do not have any slackware computers so we cannot see these message usually.
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11 Nov 2013, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Installation problem
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> > I run into problems while trying to install Midas on Slackware 14.0.
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> b) an actual error in fal.c:
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12 Nov 2013, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Installation problem
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The warnings with the set but unused variables are real. While John O'Donnell proposed:
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13 Nov 2013, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Installation problem
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> > I run into problems while trying to install Midas on Slackware 14.0.
>
> Thank you for reporting this. We do not have any slackware computers so we cannot see these message usually.
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13 Nov 2013, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Installation problem
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> got around to look at compile messages on ubuntu: in addition to "variable 'error' set but not used" we have these:
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> warning: ignoring return value of 'ssize_t write(int, const void*, size_t)'
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14 Nov 2013, Razvan Stefan Gornea, Forum, Installation problem
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Hi, Thanks a lot for the response! Yes to search packages and list their content in Slackware it is pretty similar to your illustration. Slackware seems
to use iODBC in which case it would link with -liodbc I guess.
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14 Nov 2013, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Installation problem
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# slackpkg file-search sql.h
[ installed ] - libiodbc-3.52.7-x86_64-2
...
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14 Nov 2013, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, Installation problem
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> #include "use.h"
> { USED int i=foo(); }
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