 31 Aug 2009, Exaos Lee, Forum, Link error of "mcnaf"
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I repeated the link error again. I also found the almost all sources located in "driver/camac/" using "cam_op()" but not "camop()". Please see the grep
result below:
[CODE]
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31 Aug 2009, Exaos Lee, Forum, Why should we use "INLINE" here?
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| There are many "INLINE" definitions in "include/*.h". Both GNU C and C99 permit using inline functions. I still wonder why. :-) |
 01 Sep 2009, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Timeout during run transition
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Dear All,
I'm using SL5 and MIDAS rev 4528. Occasionally, when I stop a run in odbedit,
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03 Sep 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Timeout during run transition
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> Dear All,
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> I'm using SL5 and MIDAS rev 4528. Occasionally, when I stop a run in odbedit,
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03 Sep 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Why should we use "INLINE" here?
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[quote="Exaos Lee"]There are many "INLINE" definitions in "include/*.h". Both GNU C and C99 permit using inline functions. I still wonder why. :-)[/quote]
The INLINE statements are a relict from times where a subroutine call was in the order of a few microseconds. This was when you probably were pretty young, |
07 Sep 2009, Exaos Lee, Forum, deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’ 
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I encountered many warning while building MIDAS (svn r4556). Please see the
attached log file. Most of them are caused by type conversion from string to
"char*".
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09 Sep 2009, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Retrieve start/stop time in offline
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Hi All,
I set "/Analyzer/ODB Load" to true and analyzed a run in offline mode. After
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10 Sep 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Retrieve start/stop time in offline
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> I set "/Analyzer/ODB Load" to true and analyzed a run in offline mode. After
> that, I found the start time and stop time in /RunInfo did not reflect the
> correct time as in online. How do I retrieve the correct start/stop time from
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27 Sep 2009, Konstantin Olchanski, Forum, deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’
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> I encountered many warning while building MIDAS (svn r4556). Please see the
> attached log file. Most of them are caused by type conversion from string to
> "char*".
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27 Sep 2009, Exaos Lee, Forum, deprecated conversion from string constant to ‘char*’
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> There is no "type conversions". The compiler is whining about code like this:
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> /* data type names */
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19 Oct 2009, Exaos Lee, Forum, It' better to fix this warnings
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> There is no "type conversions". The compiler is whining about code like this:
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> /* data type names */
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20 Oct 2009, Peter Simpson, Forum, Midas in linux
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Hi,
I'm new to both Linux and Midas and having trouble installing the programme -
the install file suggeats that I should have a directory:
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06 Nov 2009, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Run multiple frontend on the same host
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Dear All,
I want to run two frontend programs (one for trigger and one for slow control)
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10 Nov 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, It' better to fix this warnings
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> This will cause "type conversion" warnings. I hope that "odbedit" can generate codes like this:
> [CODE]
> #define EXPCVADC_COMMON_STR(_name) const char *_name[] = {\
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27 Nov 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Run multiple frontend on the same host
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> Dear All,
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> I want to run two frontend programs (one for trigger and one for slow control)
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07 Dec 2009, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Run multiple frontend on the same host
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Dear Stefan,
Thanks for the reply. I have tried your patch and it didn't solve my problem. Maybe I
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08 Dec 2009, Stefan Ritt, Forum, Run multiple frontend on the same host
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Hi Jimmy,
ok, now I understand. Well, I don't see your problem. I just tried with the
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12 Dec 2009, Jimmy Ngai, Forum, Run multiple frontend on the same host
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Dear Stefan,
I followed your suggestion to try the sample front-ends from the distribution and
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27 Jan 2010, Suzannah Daviel, Forum, custom page - flashing filled area
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Hi,
On a custom web page, can a "filled" area be made to flash (i.e. cycle between
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09 Feb 2010, Stefan Ritt, Forum, custom page - flashing filled area
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One possibility is to use small GIF images for each valve, which have several frames (called 'animated GIF'). Depending on the state you can use a static
GIF or the flashing GIF. An alternate approach is to use a static background image, and display a valve with different color on top of the background in
regular intervals using JavaScript. I tried that with the attached page. Just create a custom page
/Custom/Valve = valve.html
and put all three attachments |