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07 Jun 2008 |
Jimmy Ngai | Forum | CAEN VME-USE Bridge with MIDAS | Hi All,
I am testing the libraries provided by CAEN with the sample softwares in the
bundle CD. The Windows sample program works fine, but I cannot get started with
the Linux sample program. When I run CAENVMEDemo in Scientific Linux 5.1, it
gives me a message "Error opening the device". I have followed the instructions
in CAENVMElibReadme.txt:
- compile and load the device driver v1718.ko
- install the library libCAENVME.so
Does anyone have any experience of using V1718 in Scientific Linux? Thanks.
Regards,
Jimmy
> Hi All,
>
> Is there any example code for using MIDAS with the CAEN VME-USB Bridge V1718?
> Thanks.
>
> Regards,
> Jimmy |
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01 Jul 2008 |
Jimmy Ngai | Forum | CAEN V792N QDC with MIDAS | Dear All,
I have a problem when testing the V792N 16 CH QDC with the V1718 VME-USB
Bridge on Scientific Linux 5.1 i386 (kernel 2.6.18-53.1.21.e15).
The problem is that the V792N does not response normally after a few minutes
of continuous polling and readout of data. It seems like the V792N is hanged
and a hardware reset of the VME system is required to bring it working again.
If I do not poll for DREADY first and directly read the Output Buffer
continuously, the system can work properly.
I have worked on this problem many days but I cannot find any clues to solve
it. I have tried to use the CAENVMEDemo program (with some modifications) to
do the same thing (polling and readout) and it works fine. CAEN technical
support also doesn't know why the VME system is hanged. I think it might be a
problem of MIDAS itself. I have tried with MIDAS revision 4132 and the trunk
version, but the problem is still there. Is there any parameter in MIDAS
(buffer size etc?) which may cause this problem? I have attached my frontend
code and drivers for your reference.
Thank you for your kind attention.
Best Regards,
Jimmy |
| Attachment 1: frontend.c
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/********************************************************************\
Name: frontend.c
Created by: Stefan Ritt
Modified by: Jimmy Ngai
Date: July 1, 2008
Contents: Experiment specific readout code (user part) of
Midas frontend. This example simulates a "trigger
event" which are filled with VME data. The trigger
event is filled with two banks(ADC0 and TDC0).
$Id: frontend.c 4089 2007-11-27 07:28:17Z ritt@PSI.CH $
\********************************************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "midas.h"
#include "mvmestd.h"
#include "experim.h"
#define HAVE_V792N
/* make frontend functions callable from the C framework */
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
#ifdef HAVE_V792N
#include "vme/v792n.h"
#endif
/*-- Globals -------------------------------------------------------*/
/* The frontend name (client name) as seen by other MIDAS clients */
char *frontend_name = "Sample Frontend";
/* The frontend file name, don't change it */
char *frontend_file_name = __FILE__;
/* frontend_loop is called periodically if this variable is TRUE */
BOOL frontend_call_loop = FALSE;
/* a frontend status page is displayed with this frequency in ms */
INT display_period = 3000;
/* maximum event size produced by this frontend */
INT max_event_size = 10000;
/* maximum event size for fragmented events (EQ_FRAGMENTED) */
INT max_event_size_frag = 5 * 1024 * 1024;
/* buffer size to hold events */
INT event_buffer_size = 100 * 10000;
/* Hardware */
MVME_INTERFACE *myvme;
/* VME base address */
DWORD V792N_BASE = 0x32100000;
/* number of channels */
#define N_ADC 16
/*-- Function declarations -----------------------------------------*/
INT frontend_init();
INT frontend_exit();
INT begin_of_run(INT run_number, char *error);
INT end_of_run(INT run_number, char *error);
INT pause_run(INT run_number, char *error);
INT resume_run(INT run_number, char *error);
INT frontend_loop();
INT read_trigger_event(char *pevent, INT off);
INT read_scaler_event(char *pevent, INT off);
/*-- Equipment list ------------------------------------------------*/
EQUIPMENT equipment[] = {
{"Trigger", /* equipment name */
{1, 0, /* event ID, trigger mask */
"SYSTEM", /* event buffer */
EQ_POLLED, /* equipment type */
LAM_SOURCE(0, 0xFFFFFF), /* event source crate 0, all stations */
"MIDAS", /* format */
TRUE, /* enabled */
RO_RUNNING, /* read only when running */
500, /* poll for 500ms */
0, /* stop run after this event limit */
0, /* number of sub events */
0, /* don't log history */
"", "", "",},
read_trigger_event, /* readout routine */
},
{""}
};
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
/********************************************************************\
Callback routines for system transitions
These routines are called whenever a system transition like start/
stop of a run occurs. The routines are called on the following
occations:
frontend_init: When the frontend program is started. This routine
should initialize the hardware.
frontend_exit: When the frontend program is shut down. Can be used
to releas any locked resources like memory, commu-
nications ports etc.
begin_of_run: When a new run is started. Clear scalers, open
rungates, etc.
end_of_run: Called on a request to stop a run. Can send
end-of-run event and close run gates.
pause_run: When a run is paused. Should disable trigger events.
resume_run: When a run is resumed. Should enable trigger events.
\********************************************************************/
INT init_vme_modules()
{
#ifdef HAVE_V792N
v792n_SoftReset(myvme, V792N_BASE);
v792n_Setup(myvme, V792N_BASE, 3);
// v792n_Status(myvme, V792N_BASE);
#endif
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- Frontend Init -------------------------------------------------*/
INT frontend_init()
{
int status;
/* hardware initialization */
// Open VME interface
status = mvme_open(&myvme, 0);
// Set am to A32 non-privileged Data
mvme_set_am(myvme, MVME_AM_A32_ND);
// Initialize all VME modules
init_vme_modules();
v792n_OfflineSet(myvme, V792N_BASE);
v792n_DataClear(myvme, V792N_BASE);
/* print message and return FE_ERR_HW if frontend should not be started */
if (status != MVME_SUCCESS) {
cm_msg(MERROR, "frontend_init", "VME interface could not be opened.");
// return FE_ERR_HW;
}
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- Frontend Exit -------------------------------------------------*/
INT frontend_exit()
{
// Close VME interface
mvme_close(myvme);
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- Begin of Run --------------------------------------------------*/
INT begin_of_run(INT run_number, char *error)
{
// Initialize all VME modules
init_vme_modules();
v792n_OnlineSet(myvme, V792N_BASE);
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- End of Run ----------------------------------------------------*/
INT end_of_run(INT run_number, char *error)
{
v792n_OfflineSet(myvme, V792N_BASE);
v792n_DataClear(myvme, V792N_BASE);
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- Pause Run -----------------------------------------------------*/
INT pause_run(INT run_number, char *error)
{
v792n_OfflineSet(myvme, V792N_BASE);
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- Resuem Run ----------------------------------------------------*/
INT resume_run(INT run_number, char *error)
{
v792n_OnlineSet(myvme, V792N_BASE);
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- Frontend Loop -------------------------------------------------*/
INT frontend_loop()
{
/* if frontend_call_loop is true, this routine gets called when
the frontend is idle or once between every event */
return SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/********************************************************************\
Readout routines for different events
\********************************************************************/
/*-- Trigger event routines ----------------------------------------*/
INT poll_event(INT source, INT count, BOOL test)
/* Polling routine for events. Returns TRUE if event
is available. If test equals TRUE, don't return. The test
flag is used to time the polling */
{
int i;
DWORD lam;
for (i = 0; i < count; i++) {
lam = v792n_DataReady(myvme, V792N_BASE);
if (lam)
if (!test)
return TRUE;
}
return FALSE;
}
/*-- Interrupt configuration ---------------------------------------*/
INT interrupt_configure(INT cmd, INT source, POINTER_T adr)
{
switch (cmd) {
case CMD_INTERRUPT_ENABLE:
break;
case CMD_INTERRUPT_DISABLE:
break;
case CMD_INTERRUPT_ATTACH:
break;
case CMD_INTERRUPT_DETACH:
break;
}
return SUCCESS;
}
/*-- Event readout -------------------------------------------------*/
#ifdef HAVE_V792N
INT read_v792n(INT base, const char *bk_name, char *pevent, INT n_chn)
{
INT i;
INT nentry = 0, counter;
DWORD data[V792N_MAX_CHANNELS+2];
WORD *pdata;
// Event counter
// v792n_EvtCntRead(myvme, base, &counter);
// Read event
v792n_EventRead(myvme, base, data, &nentry);
// Clear ADC
// v792n_DataClear(myvme, base);
// Create ADC bank
bk_create(pevent, bk_name, TID_WORD, &pdata);
for (i = 0; i < n_chn; i++)
pdata[i] = 0;
for (i = 0; i < nentry; i++) {
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| Attachment 2: v1718.c
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/********************************************************************
Name: v1718.c
Created by: Jimmy Ngai
Contents: Midas VME standard (MVMESTD) layer for CAEN V1718
VME-USB2.0 Bridge using CAENVMElib Linux library
Based on sis3100.c by Stefan Ritt
$Id: $
\********************************************************************/
#ifdef __linux__
#ifndef OS_LINUX
#define OS_LINUX
#endif
#endif
#ifdef OS_LINUX
#define _GNU_SOURCE
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include "CAENVMElib.h"
#endif // OS_LINUX
#include "mvmestd.h"
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_open(MVME_INTERFACE **vme, int idx)
{
*vme = (MVME_INTERFACE *) malloc(sizeof(MVME_INTERFACE));
if (*vme == NULL)
return MVME_NO_MEM;
memset(*vme, 0, sizeof(MVME_INTERFACE));
/* open VME */
if (CAENVME_Init(cvV1718, 0, idx, &(*vme)->handle) != cvSuccess)
return MVME_NO_INTERFACE;
/* default values */
(*vme)->am = MVME_AM_DEFAULT;
(*vme)->dmode = MVME_DMODE_D32;
(*vme)->blt_mode = MVME_BLT_NONE;
(*vme)->table = NULL; // not used
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_close(MVME_INTERFACE *vme)
{
CAENVME_End(vme->handle);
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_sysreset(MVME_INTERFACE *vme)
{
CAENVME_SystemReset(vme->handle);
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_write(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, mvme_addr_t vme_addr, void *src, mvme_size_t n_bytes)
{
mvme_size_t n;
DWORD data;
int status=0;
int hvme;
hvme = vme->handle;
if (n_bytes <= 4) {
data = n = 0;
memcpy(&data, src, n_bytes);
/* D8 */
if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D8)
status = CAENVME_WriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD8);
/* D16 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D16)
status = CAENVME_WriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD16);
/* D32 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D32)
status = CAENVME_WriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD32);
if (status == cvSuccess)
n = n_bytes;
else
n = 0;
} else {
/* D32 BLT */
if (vme->blt_mode == MVME_BLT_BLT32)
status |= CAENVME_BLTWriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, src, n_bytes, vme->am, cvD32, &n);
/* D64 MBLT */
else if (vme->blt_mode == MVME_BLT_MBLT64)
status |= CAENVME_MBLTWriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, src, n_bytes, vme->am, &n);
if (status != cvSuccess)
n = 0;
}
return n;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_write_value(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, mvme_addr_t vme_addr, unsigned int value)
{
mvme_size_t n;
int status=0;
int hvme;
hvme = vme->handle;
if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D8)
n = 1;
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D16)
n = 2;
else
n = 4;
/* D8 */
if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D8)
status = CAENVME_WriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &value, vme->am, cvD8);
/* D16 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D16)
status = CAENVME_WriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &value, vme->am, cvD16);
/* D32 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D32)
status = CAENVME_WriteCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &value, vme->am, cvD32);
if (status != cvSuccess)
n = 0;
return n;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_read(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, void *dst, mvme_addr_t vme_addr, mvme_size_t n_bytes)
{
mvme_size_t i, n;
DWORD data;
int status=0, cfifo;
int hvme;
hvme = vme->handle;
if (n_bytes <= 4) {
data = 0;
/* D8 */
if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D8)
status = CAENVME_ReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD8);
/* D16 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D16)
status = CAENVME_ReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD16);
/* D32 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D32)
status = CAENVME_ReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD32);
memcpy(dst, &data, n_bytes);
if (status == cvSuccess)
n = n_bytes;
else
n = 0;
} else {
n = 0;
/* normal I/O */
if (vme->blt_mode == MVME_BLT_NONE) {
for (i=0 ; i<n_bytes ; i++)
status = CAENVME_ReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, dst+i, vme->am, cvD8);
n = n_bytes;
/* D32 BLT */
} else if (vme->blt_mode == MVME_BLT_BLT32)
status |= CAENVME_BLTReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, dst, n_bytes, vme->am, cvD32, &n);
/* D32 FIFO BLT */
else if (vme->blt_mode == MVME_BLT_BLT32FIFO) {
CAENVME_GetFIFOMode(hvme, &cfifo);
status = CAENVME_SetFIFOMode(hvme, 1);
status |= CAENVME_BLTReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, dst, n_bytes, vme->am, cvD32, &n);
CAENVME_SetFIFOMode(hvme, cfifo);
/* D64 MBLT */
} else if (vme->blt_mode == MVME_BLT_MBLT64)
status |= CAENVME_MBLTReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, dst, n_bytes, vme->am, &n);
/* D64 FIFO MBLT */
else if (vme->blt_mode == MVME_BLT_MBLT64FIFO) {
CAENVME_GetFIFOMode(hvme, &cfifo);
status = CAENVME_SetFIFOMode(hvme, 1);
status |= CAENVME_MBLTReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, dst, n_bytes, vme->am, &n);
CAENVME_SetFIFOMode(hvme, cfifo);
}
if (status != cvSuccess)
n = 0;
}
return n;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
unsigned int mvme_read_value(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, mvme_addr_t vme_addr)
{
unsigned int data;
int status=0;
int hvme;
hvme = vme->handle;
data = 0;
/* D8 */
if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D8)
status = CAENVME_ReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD8);
/* D16 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D16)
status = CAENVME_ReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD16);
/* D32 */
else if (vme->dmode == MVME_DMODE_D32)
status = CAENVME_ReadCycle(hvme, vme_addr, &data, vme->am, cvD32);
return data;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_set_am(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, int am)
{
vme->am = am;
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_get_am(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, int *am)
{
*am = vme->am;
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_set_dmode(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, int dmode)
{
vme->dmode = dmode;
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_get_dmode(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, int *dmode)
{
*dmode = vme->dmode;
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_set_blt(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, int mode)
{
vme->blt_mode = mode;
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int mvme_get_blt(MVME_INTERFACE *vme, int *mode)
{
*mode = vme->blt_mode;
return MVME_SUCCESS;
}
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| Attachment 3: v792n.h
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/*********************************************************************
Name: v792n.h
Created by: Jimmy Ngai
Contents: V792N 16ch. QDC include
Based on v792.h by Pierre-Andre Amaudruz
$Id: $
*********************************************************************/
#ifndef V792N_INCLUDE_H
#define V792N_INCLUDE_H
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "mvmestd.h"
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
#define V792N_MAX_CHANNELS (DWORD) 16
#define V792N_REG_BASE (DWORD) (0x1000)
#define V792N_FIRM_REV (DWORD) (0x1000)
#define V792N_GEO_ADDR_RW (DWORD) (0x1002)
#define V792N_MCST_CBLT_RW (DWORD) (0x1004)
#define V792N_BIT_SET1_RW (DWORD) (0x1006)
#define V792N_BIT_CLEAR1_WO (DWORD) (0x1008)
#define V792N_SOFT_RESET (DWORD) (0x1<<7)
#define V792N_INT_LEVEL_WO (DWORD) (0x100A)
#define V792N_INT_VECTOR_WO (DWORD) (0x100C)
#define V792N_CSR1_RO (DWORD) (0x100E)
#define V792N_CR1_RW (DWORD) (0x1010)
#define V792N_ADER_H_RW (DWORD) (0x1012)
#define V792N_ADER_L_RW (DWORD) (0x1014)
#define V792N_SINGLE_RST_WO (DWORD) (0x1016)
#define V792N_MCST_CBLT_CTRL_RW (DWORD) (0x101A)
#define V792N_EVTRIG_REG_RW (DWORD) (0x1020)
#define V792N_CSR2_RO (DWORD) (0x1022)
#define V792N_EVT_CNT_L_RO (DWORD) (0x1024)
#define V792N_EVT_CNT_H_RO (DWORD) (0x1026)
#define V792N_INCR_EVT_WO (DWORD) (0x1028)
#define V792N_INCR_OFFSET_WO (DWORD) (0x102A)
#define V792N_LD_TEST_RW (DWORD) (0x102C)
#define V792N_DELAY_CLEAR_RW (DWORD) (0x102E)
#define V792N_FCLR_WIN_RW (DWORD) (0x102E)
#define V792N_BIT_SET2_RW (DWORD) (0x1032)
#define V792N_BIT_CLEAR2_WO (DWORD) (0x1034)
#define V792N_W_MEM_TEST_WO (DWORD) (0x1036)
#define V792N_MEM_TEST_WORD_H_WO (DWORD) (0x1038)
#define V792N_MEM_TEST_WORD_L_WO (DWORD) (0x103A)
#define V792N_CRATE_SEL_RW (DWORD) (0x103C)
#define V792N_TEST_EVENT_WO (DWORD) (0x103E)
#define V792N_EVT_CNT_RST_WO (DWORD) (0x1040)
#define V792N_IPED_RW (DWORD) (0x1060)
#define V792N_R_MEM_TEST_WO (DWORD) (0x1064)
#define V792N_SWCOMM_WO (DWORD) (0x1068)
#define V792N_SLIDECONST_RW (DWORD) (0x106A)
#define V792N_AAD_RO (DWORD) (0x1070)
#define V792N_BAD_RO (DWORD) (0x1072)
#define V792N_THRES_BASE (DWORD) (0x1080)
WORD v792n_Read16(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset);
void v792n_Write16(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset, WORD value);
DWORD v792n_Read32(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset);
void v792n_Write32(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset, DWORD value);
int v792n_DataReady(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
int v792n_isEvtReady(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
int v792n_isBusy(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
int v792n_EventRead(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, DWORD *pdest, int *nentry);
int v792n_DataRead(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, DWORD *pdest, int *nentry);
void v792n_DataClear(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_EvtCntRead(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, DWORD *evtcnt);
void v792n_EvtCntReset(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_IntSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int level, int vector);
void v792n_IntEnable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int level);
void v792n_IntDisable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_EvtTriggerSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int count);
void v792n_SingleShotReset(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_SoftReset(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_Trigger(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
int v792n_ThresholdRead(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, WORD *threshold);
int v792n_ThresholdWrite(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, WORD *threshold);
int v792n_CSR1Read(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
int v792n_CSR2Read(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
int v792n_BitSet2Read(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_BitSet2Set(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, WORD pat);
void v792n_BitSet2Clear(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, WORD pat);
WORD v792n_ControlRegister1Read(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_ControlRegister1Write(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, WORD pat);
void v792n_OnlineSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_OfflineSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_BlkEndEnable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_OverRangeEnable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_OverRangeDisable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_LowThEnable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_LowThDisable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_EmptyEnable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
void v792n_CrateSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, DWORD *evtcnt);
void v792n_DelayClearSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int delay);
int v792n_Setup(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int mode);
void v792n_Status(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
int v792n_isPresent(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base);
enum v792n_DataType {
v792n_typeMeasurement=0,
v792n_typeHeader =2,
v792n_typeFooter =4,
v792n_typeFiller =6
};
typedef union {
DWORD raw;
struct v792n_Entry {
unsigned adc:12; // bit0 here
unsigned ov:1;
unsigned un:1;
unsigned _pad_1:3;
unsigned channel:4;
unsigned _pad_2:3;
unsigned type:3;
unsigned geo:5;
} data ;
struct v792n_Header {
unsigned _pad_1:8; // bit0 here
unsigned cnt:6;
unsigned _pad_2:2;
unsigned crate:8;
unsigned type:3;
unsigned geo:5;
} header;
struct v792n_Footer {
unsigned evtCnt:24; // bit0 here
unsigned type:3;
unsigned geo:5;
} footer;
} v792n_Data;
typedef union {
DWORD raw;
struct {
unsigned DataReady:1; // bit0 here
unsigned GlobalDataReady:1;
unsigned Busy:1;
unsigned GlobalBusy:1;
unsigned Amnesia:1;
unsigned Purge:1;
unsigned TermOn:1;
unsigned TermOff:1;
unsigned EventReady:1; //bit 8 here
};
} v792n_StatusRegister1;
typedef union {
DWORD raw;
struct {
unsigned _pad_1:1; // bit0 here
unsigned BufferEmpty:1;
unsigned BufferFull:1;
unsigned _pad_2:1;
unsigned PB:4;
//unsigned DSEL0:1;
//unsigned DSEL1:1;
//unsigned CSEL0:1;
//unsigned CSEL1:1;
};
} v792n_StatusRegister2;
typedef union {
DWORD raw;
struct {
unsigned _pad_1:2;
unsigned BlkEnd:1;
unsigned _pad_2:1;
unsigned ProgReset:1;
unsigned BErr:1;
unsigned Align64:1;
};
} v792n_ControlRegister1;
typedef union {
DWORD raw;
struct {
unsigned MemTest:1;
unsigned OffLine:1;
unsigned ClearData:1;
unsigned OverRange:1;
unsigned LowThresh:1;
unsigned _pad_1:1;//bit5
unsigned TestAcq:1;
unsigned SLDEnable:1;
unsigned StepTH:1;
unsigned _pad_2:2;//bits 9-10
unsigned AutoIncr:1;
unsigned EmptyProg:1;
unsigned SlideSubEnable:1;
unsigned AllTrg:1;
};
} v792n_BitSet2Register;
void v792n_printEntry(const v792n_Data* v);
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
#endif // V792N_INCLUDE_H
/* emacs
* Local Variables:
* mode:C
* mode:font-lock
* tab-width: 8
* c-basic-offset: 2
* End:
*/
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/*********************************************************************
Name: v792n.c
Created by: Jimmy Ngai
Contents: V792N 16ch. QDC
Based on v792.c by Pierre-Andre Amaudruz
$Id: $
*********************************************************************/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <signal.h>
#if defined(OS_LINUX)
#include <unistd.h>
#endif
#include "v792n.h"
WORD v792n_Read16(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset)
{
int cmode;
WORD data;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
data = mvme_read_value(mvme, base+offset);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
return data;
}
void v792n_Write16(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset, WORD value)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+offset, value);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
DWORD v792n_Read32(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset)
{
int cmode;
DWORD data;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D32);
data = mvme_read_value(mvme, base+offset);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
return data;
}
void v792n_Write32(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int offset, DWORD value)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D32);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+offset, value);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
int v792n_DataReady(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
int data_ready, cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
data_ready = mvme_read_value(mvme, base+V792N_CSR1_RO) & 0x1;
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
return data_ready;
}
/*****************************************************************/
int v792n_isEvtReady(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
int csr;
csr = v792n_CSR1Read(mvme, base);
return (csr & 0x100);
}
/*****************************************************************/
int v792n_isBusy(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
int status, busy, timeout, cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
timeout = 1000;
do {
status = mvme_read_value(mvme, base+V792N_CSR1_RO);
busy = status & 0x4;
timeout--;
} while (busy || timeout);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
return (busy != 0 ? 1 : 0);
}
/*****************************************************************/
/*
Read single event, return event length (number of entries)
Uses single vme access! (1us/D32)
*/
int v792n_EventRead(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, DWORD *pdest, int *nentry)
{
#define USE_BLT_READ_2
#ifdef USE_SINGLE_READ
DWORD hdata;
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D32);
*nentry = 0;
if (v792n_DataReady(mvme, base)) {
do {
hdata = mvme_read_value(mvme, base);
} while (!(hdata & 0x02000000)); // skip up to the header
pdest[*nentry] = hdata;
*nentry += 1;
do {
pdest[*nentry] = mvme_read_value(mvme, base);
*nentry += 1;
} while (!(pdest[*nentry-1] & 0x04000000)); // copy until the trailer
nentry--;
}
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
#endif // USE_SINGLE_READ
#ifdef USE_BLT_READ_1
DWORD hdata, data[V792N_MAX_CHANNELS+2];
int cam, cmode, cnt, i;
mvme_get_am(mvme, &cam);
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D32);
*nentry = 0;
if (v792n_DataReady(mvme, base)) {
do {
hdata = mvme_read_value(mvme, base);
} while (!(hdata & 0x02000000)); // skip up to the header
mvme_set_am(mvme, MVME_AM_A32_NB);
mvme->blt_mode = MVME_BLT_BLT32;
cnt = (hdata >> 8) & 0x3F;
mvme_read(mvme, data, base, (cnt+1)*4);
pdest[0] = hdata;
for (i=1;i<=cnt+1;i++)
pdest[i] = data[i-1];
*nentry = cnt + 2;
}
mvme_set_am(mvme, cam);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
#endif // USE_BLT_READ_1
#ifdef USE_BLT_READ_2
DWORD hdata;
int cam, cmode, cnt;
mvme_get_am(mvme, &cam);
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
*nentry = 0;
// if (v792n_DataReady(mvme, base)) {
mvme_set_am(mvme, MVME_AM_A32_NB);
mvme->blt_mode = MVME_BLT_BLT32;
mvme_read(mvme, pdest, base, (V792N_MAX_CHANNELS+2)*4);
cnt = (pdest[0] >> 8) & 0x3F;
*nentry = cnt + 2;
// }
mvme_set_am(mvme, cam);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
#endif //USE_BLT_READ_2
return *nentry;
}
/*****************************************************************/
/*
Read nentry of data from the data buffer. Will use the DMA engine
if size is larger than 127 bytes.
*/
int v792n_DataRead(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, DWORD *pdest, int *nentry)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D32);
// *nentry = 128;
if (v792n_DataReady(mvme, base)) {
mvme_read(mvme, pdest, base, *nentry*4);
}
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
return *nentry;
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_DataClear(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_BIT_SET2_RW, 0x4);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_BIT_CLEAR2_WO, 0x4);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_EvtCntRead(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, DWORD *evtcnt)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
*evtcnt = mvme_read_value(mvme, base+V792N_EVT_CNT_L_RO);
*evtcnt += (mvme_read_value(mvme, base+V792N_EVT_CNT_H_RO) << 16);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_EvtCntReset(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_EVT_CNT_RST_WO, 1);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_IntSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int level, int vector)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_INT_VECTOR_WO, (vector & 0xFF));
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_INT_LEVEL_WO, (level & 0x7));
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_IntEnable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int level)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_EVTRIG_REG_RW, (level & 0x1F));
/* Use the trigger buffer for int enable/disable
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_INT_LEVEL_WO, (level & 0x7));
*/
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_IntDisable(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_EVTRIG_REG_RW, 0);
/* Use the trigger buffer for int enable/disable
Setting a level 0 reboot the VMIC !
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_INT_LEVEL_WO, 0);
*/
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_EvtTriggerSet(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base, int count)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_EVTRIG_REG_RW, (count & 0x1F));
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_SingleShotReset(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
int cmode;
mvme_get_dmode(mvme, &cmode);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, MVME_DMODE_D16);
mvme_write_value(mvme, base+V792N_SINGLE_RST_WO, 1);
mvme_set_dmode(mvme, cmode);
}
/*****************************************************************/
void v792n_SoftReset(MVME_INTERFACE *mvme, DWORD base)
{
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16 Jul 2014 |
Clemens Sauerzopf | Forum | CAEN V1742 midas driver | Hello all,
as discussed in the thread about Interrupt triggered readout
(https://midas.triumf.ca/elog/Midas/1016) I send you out driver for the CAEN
V1742 modules.
The code is separated into two different parts, first the real midas driver
(attachment 1).
Here the non trivial part is reading the modules internal flash pages to get to
correction patterns for the DRS4 chips, this is not documented in the manual.
The functions to apply the correction patters to the data is in the second
archive (attachment 2). I have to say this is C++ code as we use this with rootana.
The driver including the signal correction was used for data taking in 2012 with
4 synchronized V1742 modules for Antihydrogen experiment by the ASACUSA
collaboration at cern. We'll use it gain this year.
I hope the archives contain all necessary information, some parts were
distributed in various files..
Cheers,
Clemens
EDIT: the driver is based on the v1740 driver |
| Attachment 1: midasdriver_v1742.tar.gz
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| Attachment 2: analyzerfunctions.tar.gz
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Clemens Sauerzopf | Forum | CAEN V1742 midas driver | Hello all,
As an addition to the driver functions I uploaded in this thread I would also have a
C++ class that handles everything for the V1742 modules and can be directly used
integrated into a C++ frontend.
I would like to ask if you have policy for user supplied code like this? It's not a low
level driver but a frontend module that reads and controls the module, creates odb
hotlinks and handles the bank creating and storing of the data.
Best regards,
Clemens
EDIT: the question is, do you like to have codes like this collected somewhere for
example this forum or would you prefer if I would post a link to some online repository = |
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Wes Gohn | Forum | C++11 error | I am having some trouble creating a frontend that interacts with some libraries that use C++11.
The flag I added to my MIDAS Makefile to get the C++11 part of the code to work is -std=c++0x. This
causes an error in the equipment description in the frontend code.
The error I get is:
frontend.cpp:149: error: narrowing conversion of ‘-0x00000000000000001’ from ‘int’ to ‘WORD’ inside {
}
This corresponds to the following in the MIDAS frontend code.
EQUIPMENT equipment[] = {
{
"MWPC", /* equipment name */
{1, TRIGGER_ALL, /* event ID, trigger mask */
"BUF2", /* event buffer */
EQ_POLLED | EQ_EB, /* equipment type */
LAM_SOURCE(0, 0xFFFFFF), /* event source crate 0, all stations */
"MIDAS", /* format */
TRUE, /* enabled */
RO_RUNNING, /* read only when running */
1, /* poll for 1ms */
0, /* stop run after this event limit */
0, /* number of sub events */
0, /* don't log history */
"", "", "",},
read_trigger_event, /* readout routine */
},
{""}
}; <- this is line 149
#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif
Do you know a way to make this compatible with C++11?
Thanks! |
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Stefan Ritt | Forum | C++11 error | > I am having some trouble creating a frontend that interacts with some libraries that use C++11.
>
> The flag I added to my MIDAS Makefile to get the C++11 part of the code to work is -std=c++0x. This
> causes an error in the equipment description in the frontend code.
>
> The error I get is:
>
> frontend.cpp:149: error: narrowing conversion of ‘-0x00000000000000001’ from ‘int’ to ‘WORD’ inside {
> }
>
> This corresponds to the following in the MIDAS frontend code.
>
> EQUIPMENT equipment[] = {
> {
> "MWPC", /* equipment name */
> {1, TRIGGER_ALL, /* event ID, trigger mask */
> "BUF2", /* event buffer */
> EQ_POLLED | EQ_EB, /* equipment type */
> LAM_SOURCE(0, 0xFFFFFF), /* event source crate 0, all stations */
> "MIDAS", /* format */
> TRUE, /* enabled */
> RO_RUNNING, /* read only when running */
> 1, /* poll for 1ms */
> 0, /* stop run after this event limit */
> 0, /* number of sub events */
> 0, /* don't log history */
> "", "", "",},
> read_trigger_event, /* readout routine */
> },
>
> {""}
> }; <- this is line 149
> #ifdef __cplusplus
> }
> #endif
>
> Do you know a way to make this compatible with C++11?
>
> Thanks!
Is this maybe related to the LAM_SOURCE(0, 0xFFFFFFFF) where 0xFFFFFFFF is -1. I guess you are not using CAMAC, so just replace the
LAM_SOURCE(...) with zero and try again.
/Stefan |
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Wes Gohn | Forum | C++11 error | > > I am having some trouble creating a frontend that interacts with some libraries that use C++11.
> >
> > The flag I added to my MIDAS Makefile to get the C++11 part of the code to work is -std=c++0x. This
> > causes an error in the equipment description in the frontend code.
> >
> > The error I get is:
> >
> > frontend.cpp:149: error: narrowing conversion of ‘-0x00000000000000001’ from ‘int’ to ‘WORD’ inside {
> > }
> >
> > This corresponds to the following in the MIDAS frontend code.
> >
> > EQUIPMENT equipment[] = {
> > {
> > "MWPC", /* equipment name */
> > {1, TRIGGER_ALL, /* event ID, trigger mask */
> > "BUF2", /* event buffer */
> > EQ_POLLED | EQ_EB, /* equipment type */
> > LAM_SOURCE(0, 0xFFFFFF), /* event source crate 0, all stations */
> > "MIDAS", /* format */
> > TRUE, /* enabled */
> > RO_RUNNING, /* read only when running */
> > 1, /* poll for 1ms */
> > 0, /* stop run after this event limit */
> > 0, /* number of sub events */
> > 0, /* don't log history */
> > "", "", "",},
> > read_trigger_event, /* readout routine */
> > },
> >
> > {""}
> > }; <- this is line 149
> > #ifdef __cplusplus
> > }
> > #endif
> >
> > Do you know a way to make this compatible with C++11?
> >
> > Thanks!
>
> Is this maybe related to the LAM_SOURCE(0, 0xFFFFFFFF) where 0xFFFFFFFF is -1. I guess you are not using CAMAC, so just replace the
> LAM_SOURCE(...) with zero and try again.
>
> /Stefan
Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like it is instead the TRIGGER_ALL that is causing the problem. TRIGGER_ALL is defined as -1 in midas.h. If I replace TRIGGER_ALL with 0 in the
frontend, it compiles, but if I use -1, I get the same error. I do not think that I want my trigger mask set to 0. Do you have a suggestion of how to get around this?
To answer the other questions, we are running on SLF6. I am building a frontend for a MWPC to read data from CAEN TDCs. |
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Stefan Ritt | Forum | C++11 error | > Thanks for the suggestion. It looks like it is instead the TRIGGER_ALL that is causing the problem. TRIGGER_ALL is defined as -1 in midas.h. If I replace TRIGGER_ALL with 0 in the
> frontend, it compiles, but if I use -1, I get the same error. I do not think that I want my trigger mask set to 0. Do you have a suggestion of how to get around this?
Ok, then it's clear. The trigger mask inside the EQUIPMENT_INFO is defined as 16-bit unsigned int (WORD). So the -1 gets expanded into a 64-bit signed int, then the compiler complains about truncating this to 16-bit.
Just try instead TRIGGER_ALL to write
(WORD)(-1)
or even
0xFFFF
that should do the job. Basically you want all 16 bits to be "1" if yo do not use this feature.
Best regards,
Stefan |
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Stefan Ritt | Info | Bus drivers moved in repository | The previous midas/drivers/bus dirctory contains both midas slow control bus drivers plus vme & fastbus & camac drivers. I separated them now in different directories:
midas/drivers/bus
midas/drivers/camac
midas/drivers/vme
midas/drivers/fastbus
which is a more appropriate structure. Doing this in subversion was really simple and showed me that the moveover to subversion was worth it. |
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Exaos Lee | Info | Bus drivers moved in repository | The Makefile should be modified too. Please see the diff below:
diff Makefile Makefile.modify
-------------------------------------
404,405c404,405
< $(BIN_DIR)/mcnaf: $(UTL_DIR)/mcnaf.c $(DRV_DIR)/bus/camacrpc.c
< $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(OSFLAGS) -o $@ $(UTL_DIR)/mcnaf.c $(DRV_DIR)/bus/camacrpc.c $(LIB) $(LIBS)
---
> $(BIN_DIR)/mcnaf: $(UTL_DIR)/mcnaf.c $(DRV_DIR)/camac/camacrpc.c
> $(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(OSFLAGS) -o $@ $(UTL_DIR)/mcnaf.c $(DRV_DIR)/camac/camacrpc.c $(LIB) $(LIBS)
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Isaac Labrie-Boulay | Info | Building/running a Frontend Task | To build a frontend task, the user code and system code are compiled and linked
together with the required libraries, by running a Makefile (e.g.
../midas/examples/experiment/Makefile in the MIDAS package).
I tried building the CAMAC example frontend and I get this error:
g++: error: /home/rcmp/packages/midas/drivers/camac/ces8210.c: No such file or
directory
g++: error: /home/rcmp/packages/midas/linux/lib/libmidas.a: No such file or
directory
make: *** [camac_init.exe] Error 1
Obviously, I'm running the "make all" command from the camac directory. Why
would I get this "no such file" error? Do I need to download the MIDAS packages
inside my experiment directory?
Thanks for helping me out.
Isaac |
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Exaos Lee | Bug Report | Building error of history_midas.cxx due to missing declaration |
Platform: Debian Linux testing
Compiler: gcc 4.3.4 (Debian 4.3.4-2)
Arch: x86
Description:
The "g++" is whining while compiling history_midas.cxx. Please see the attached log file.
This can be fixed by add "#include <cstdlib>" to the C++ source. You know, different versions
of g++ don't act the same way. I think, maybe in version 4.2 or before, g++ can automatically
include the C header "stdlib.h" (which in C++ should be <cstdlib> because of some confusion
between C and C++), but not in version 4.3 or later. I tested g++-4.4, the problem still exists.
And g++-4.2 gives no error.
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g++ -c -g -O2 -Wall -Wuninitialized -Iinclude -Idrivers -I../mxml -Llinux/lib -DINCLUDE_FTPLIB -D_LARGEFILE64_SOURCE -DHAVE_MYSQL -I/usr/include/mysql -DHAVE_ODBC -DHAVE_ZLIB -DOS_LINUX -fPIC -Wno-unused-function -o linux/lib/history_midas.o src/history_midas.cxx
src/history_midas.cxx: In function 'WORD get_variable_id(DWORD, const char*, const char*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:45: error: 'atoi' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:47: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned integer expressions
src/history_midas.cxx:55: error: 'strchr' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:75: error: 'free' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:81: error: 'free' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In function 'WORD get_variable_id_tags(const char*, const char*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:119: error: 'atoi' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:121: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned integer expressions
src/history_midas.cxx:127: error: 'strchr' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In function 'void list_add(poor_mans_list*, const char*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:182: error: 'strlen' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:188: error: 'realloc' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:193: error: 'memcpy' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In member function 'virtual int MidasHistory::hs_connect(const char*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:284: error: 'memset' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In member function 'int MidasHistory::GetEventsFromOdbEvents(std::vector<std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >, std::allocator<std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> > > >*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:471: error: 'strchr' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In member function 'int MidasHistory::GetEventsFromOdbTags(std::vector<std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >, std::allocator<std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> > > >*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:531: error: 'strtoul' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In member function 'int MidasHistory::GetTagsFromHS(const char*, std::vector<TAG, std::allocator<TAG> >*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:778: error: 'free' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In member function 'int MidasHistory::GetTagsFromOdb(const char*, std::vector<TAG, std::allocator<TAG> >*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:820: error: 'atoi' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:824: warning: comparison between signed and unsigned integer expressions
src/history_midas.cxx:874: error: 'strchr' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:903: error: 'strchr' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx: In member function 'virtual int MidasHistory::hs_read(time_t, time_t, time_t, int, const char**, const char**, const int*, int*, time_t**, double**, int*)':
src/history_midas.cxx:975: error: 'malloc' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:994: error: 'memset' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:1006: error: 'realloc' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:1016: error: 'malloc' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:1070: error: 'free' was not declared in this scope
src/history_midas.cxx:1072: error: 'free' was not declared in this scope
make: *** [linux/lib/history_midas.o] Error 1
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11 Oct 2009 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Bug Report | Building error of history_midas.cxx due to missing declaration | > The "g++" is whining while compiling history_midas.cxx. Please see the attached log file.
Fixed. svn 4594. K.O. |
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2009
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05 Nov 2020 |
Isaac Labrie Boulay | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' | Hi everyone,
I have been building an experiment using the v1718 CAEN interface to talk to my modules and I am using the CAENVMElib Linux Library (2.50). I've managed to deal with data type issues by including additional libraries to my driver code but there is one type error that persists:
In file included from /usr/include/CAENVMElib.h:27:0,
from include/v1718.h:25,
from v1718.c:26:
/usr/include/CAENVMEtypes.h:323:9: error: unknown type name ‘VARIANT_BOOL’
CAEN_BOOL cvDS0; /* Data Strobe 0 signal */
The header file used to defined the CAEN types (CAENVMEtypes.h) defines 'CAEN_BOOL' like this:
#ifdef LINUX
#define CAEN_BYTE unsigned char
#define CAEN_BOOL int
#else
#define CAEN_BYTE byte
#define CAEN_BOOL VARIANT_BOOL
#endif
Has anyone ever ran into that problem when setting up an experiment using the CAEN standard?
Thanks for your help.
Isaac |
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2010
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05 Nov 2020 |
Pierre-Andre Amaudruz | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' | Hi,
You're building under Linux like. You want to define the LINUX and skip the VARIANT_BOOL all together.
PAA
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have been building an experiment using the v1718 CAEN interface to talk to my modules and I am using the CAENVMElib Linux Library (2.50). I've managed to deal with data type issues by including additional libraries to my driver code but there is one type error
that persists:
>
>
> In file included from /usr/include/CAENVMElib.h:27:0,
> from include/v1718.h:25,
> from v1718.c:26:
> /usr/include/CAENVMEtypes.h:323:9: error: unknown type name ‘VARIANT_BOOL’
> CAEN_BOOL cvDS0; /* Data Strobe 0 signal */
>
>
> The header file used to defined the CAEN types (CAENVMEtypes.h) defines 'CAEN_BOOL' like this:
>
>
> #ifdef LINUX
> #define CAEN_BYTE unsigned char
> #define CAEN_BOOL int
> #else
> #define CAEN_BYTE byte
> #define CAEN_BOOL VARIANT_BOOL
> #endif
>
>
> Has anyone ever ran into that problem when setting up an experiment using the CAEN standard?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Isaac |
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06 Nov 2020 |
Isaac Labrie Boulay | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' |
> Hi,
>
> You're building under Linux like. You want to define the LINUX and skip the VARIANT_BOOL all together.
> PAA
>
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > I have been building an experiment using the v1718 CAEN interface to talk to my modules and I am using the CAENVMElib Linux Library (2.50). I've managed to deal with data type issues by including additional libraries to my driver code but there is one type error
> that persists:
> >
> >
> > In file included from /usr/include/CAENVMElib.h:27:0,
> > from include/v1718.h:25,
> > from v1718.c:26:
> > /usr/include/CAENVMEtypes.h:323:9: error: unknown type name ‘VARIANT_BOOL’
> > CAEN_BOOL cvDS0; /* Data Strobe 0 signal */
> >
> >
> > The header file used to defined the CAEN types (CAENVMEtypes.h) defines 'CAEN_BOOL' like this:
> >
> >
> > #ifdef LINUX
> > #define CAEN_BYTE unsigned char
> > #define CAEN_BOOL int
> > #else
> > #define CAEN_BYTE byte
> > #define CAEN_BOOL VARIANT_BOOL
> > #endif
> >
> >
> > Has anyone ever ran into that problem when setting up an experiment using the CAEN standard?
> >
> > Thanks for your help.
> >
> > Isaac |
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2013
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06 Nov 2020 |
Isaac Labrie Boulay | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' | Yes, you are right. That fixed it and my frontend is compiling.
Thanks Pierre-Andre.
Isaac
> Hi,
>
> You're building under Linux like. You want to define the LINUX and skip the VARIANT_BOOL all together.
> PAA
>
> > Hi everyone,
> >
> > I have been building an experiment using the v1718 CAEN interface to talk to my modules and I am using the CAENVMElib Linux Library (2.50). I've managed to deal with data type issues by including additional libraries to my driver code but there is one type error
> that persists:
> >
> >
> > In file included from /usr/include/CAENVMElib.h:27:0,
> > from include/v1718.h:25,
> > from v1718.c:26:
> > /usr/include/CAENVMEtypes.h:323:9: error: unknown type name ‘VARIANT_BOOL’
> > CAEN_BOOL cvDS0; /* Data Strobe 0 signal */
> >
> >
> > The header file used to defined the CAEN types (CAENVMEtypes.h) defines 'CAEN_BOOL' like this:
> >
> >
> > #ifdef LINUX
> > #define CAEN_BYTE unsigned char
> > #define CAEN_BOOL int
> > #else
> > #define CAEN_BYTE byte
> > #define CAEN_BOOL VARIANT_BOOL
> > #endif
> >
> >
> > Has anyone ever ran into that problem when setting up an experiment using the CAEN standard?
> >
> > Thanks for your help.
> >
> > Isaac |
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27 Nov 2020 |
Konstantin Olchanski | Forum | Building an experiment using CAEN VME interface - unknown type name 'VARIANT_BOOL' | >
> The header file used to defined the CAEN types (CAENVMEtypes.h) defines 'CAEN_BOOL' like this:
>
>
> #ifdef LINUX
> #define CAEN_BYTE unsigned char
> #define CAEN_BOOL int
> #else
> #define CAEN_BYTE byte
> #define CAEN_BOOL VARIANT_BOOL
> #endif
>
Complain to CAEN.
The year is 2020 and they should use standard C/C++ data types from stdint.h (uint32_t, etc).
K.O. |
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03 Sep 2009 |
Exaos Lee | Suggestion | Building MIDAS using CMake | I write some configure file to build MIDAS using CMake. The usage is simple:
1. Unzip the attachment, copy "CMakeLists.txt" and directory "cmake" into the
midas source tree.
$ cp -rp CMakeLists.txt cmake/ <PATH-TO-MIDAS>/
2. make a separate directory, such as "build". It's a good habit to build a
project without polluting the source tree. :-)
$ mkdir build
3. Executing cmake
$ cd build && cmake <PATH-TO-MIDAS>
4. Make
$ make
Or, you can generate Xcode project files:
$ cmake -G Xcode <PATH-TO-MIDAS>
or using visual studio
$ cmake -G "Visual Studio" <PATH-TO-MIDAS>
(I havn't Visual Studio and windows, so the above command is not tested.)
or using other IDEs, such as KDevelop3, Eclipse, etc, just type:
$ cmake -G "KDevelop3" <PATH-TO-MIDAS>
or
$ cmake -G "Eclipse CDT4" <PATH-TO-MIDAS>
I test the configure file with GNU make and CMake 2.6.4 on Debian Lenny. I
havn't add installation commands now. Maybe later. If anyone interests in it, I
may check it again. Anyway, I'm using it. |
| Attachment 1: cmake.zip
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15 Oct 2009 |
Exaos Lee | Suggestion | Building MIDAS using CMake | The attached zip file is the updated configurations for building MIDAS using CMake. It works with svn-r4604.
If you want to use it, please follow the steps here:
| Quote: |
- Unzip the attachment, copy CMakeLists.txt and directory "cmake" into the midas source tree.
$ cp -rp CMakeLists.txt cmake/ <Path-to-MIDAS-tree>/ - Make a build dir, and change to it.
- Execute cmake as this
$ cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=<path-to-install> <path-to-MIDAS-tree> - Make and install
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You may use 'cmake -G <generator-name>' to generate building files for Unix Makefiles, Eclipse CDT4, KDevelop3 or Xcode, etc. I didn't test with other platforms. It now works with Unix Makefiles under Linux system. Please feedback any bugs to me: Exaos.Lee(AT)gmail.com . |
| Attachment 1: cmake4midas.zip
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