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Revision 6.0 - (show annotations) (download)
Tue Feb 7 17:11:07 2006 UTC (18 years, 9 months ago) by kusanagi
Branch: MAIN
CVS Tags: YODA6_2/01, YODA6_2/00, YODA6_3/19, YODA6_3/18, YODA6_3/13, YODA6_3/12, YODA6_3/11, YODA6_3/10, YODA6_3/17, YODA6_3/16, YODA6_3/15, YODA6_3/14, YODA6_3/06, YODA6_1/00, YODA6_0/00, YODA6_3/04, YODA6_3/05, YODA6_3/20, YODA6_3/07, YODA6_3/00, YODA6_3/01, YODA6_3/02, YODA6_3/03, YODA6_3/08, YODA6_3/09, HEAD
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Several new features in this revision:
a) all the packets are conform to the Mass Memory Format specifications (http://people.roma2.infn.it/~cpu/Mass_Memory_Format.html)
b) unpacking either using the old files structure OR the new one file unpacking.
c) parametrized root files compression factor
d) deleting of the following packet: TofTest, TrkTest, TrkEvent.
e) the Tracker routines now work without the use of temp files.

The point a) allow Yoda to unpack in the root file all the packets generated by the CPU. According to the MassMemoryFormat; that is three possible data are available:

1) almost explicit structure of the packet (like for Log, Tracker, Mcmd, etc....);
2) dummy data collection structure (InitHeader, InitTrailer, CalibHeader, CalibTrailer);
3) just the data of the packet (almost all Alarm and Init procedures). The class regarding this packets have only one parameters, a TArrayC class, which contain the data-block included in the packet (tat is the data below the packet Header).

The point b) has been implemented as a consequence of an agreement about a more compact structure of the unpacked data. Up to now the structure of each unpacked data consisted of a folder, named after the packet type, and three files: xxx.Header.root, xxx.NamePacket.root, xxx.Registry.root.
Starting from this release YODA, by default will unpack the data in a unique root file. The structure of this file will consist of:
- several TTree(s) named after the packet type;
- into each TTree are foreseen three TBranche(s):
    - 'Header'  (the old xxx.Header.root file)
    - 'NameOfThePacket' (the old xxx.Event.root file or the xxx.Event.DETECTOR.root)
    - 'Registry' (the old xxx.Registry.root file)

Anyway is still possible, but deprecated, to unpack using the old structure, passing to the "yoda" command the optional parameter "-multifile"

The point c) has been implemented because is well know that writing time in a TTree is as much fast as much lower is the compression factor for the root file; anyway for a PAMELA dat file, a compression equal to 0 will generate a root file which will be more than two times the original size. To modify the compression parameter just add the optional parameter "-c [0-9]" to the yoda command line.
1 #ifndef RUNHEADER_EVENT_H
2 #define RUNHEADER_EVENT_H
3
4 #include "SubPacket.h"
5
6 namespace pamela {
7 /**
8 * RunHeaderEvent data Wrapper.
9 * The RunHeaderEvent represent a RunHeader packet generated by the PAMELA CPU software.
10 * One RunHeader packet is expected before each Run session.
11 */
12 class RunHeaderEvent: public pamela::SubPacket {
13 private:
14
15 public:
16 RunHeaderEvent(void);
17
18 /**
19 * The Compilation Timestamp of the PAMELA CPU software.
20 */
21 UINT32 COMPILATIONTIMESTAMP;
22
23 /**
24 * The Acquisition setting mode for the to-be-started run.
25 */
26 UINT8 RM_ACQ_SETTING_MODE;
27
28 /**
29 * The last On-Board-Time on which has been received the LAST_TIME_SYNC_INFO.
30 * This parameter is the copy of On-Board-Time received in the last Timesync MCMD.
31 * If zero means TimeSync mcmd nerver come.
32 */
33 UINT32 OBT_TIME_SYNC;
34
35 /**
36 * The last received TimeSync.
37 * This parameter is the copy of TimeSync received in the last Timesync MCMD.
38 * If zero means TimeSync mcmd nerver come.
39 */
40 UINT32 LAST_TIME_SYNC_INFO;
41
42 /**
43 * The Favourite Working Schedule.
44 * Description: <BR>
45 */
46 UINT8 FAVOURITE_WORKING_SCHEDULE;
47
48 /**
49 * The Effective Working Schedule.
50 */
51 UINT8 EFFECTIVE_WORKING_SCHEDULE;
52
53 /**
54 * The Acquisition mode for the trigger mode in A mode.
55 * See: sec:Trigger-acquisition-modes.
56 */
57 UINT32 PRH_VAR_TRIGGER_MODE_A;
58
59 /**
60 * The Acquisition mode for the trigger mode in B mode.
61 * See sub:working-schedule-3
62 */
63 UINT32 PRH_VAR_TRIGGER_MODE_B;
64
65 /**
66 * This flag Define if this is the first run after a calibration.
67 * Description: <BR>
68 * 0: is NOT the first run. <BR>
69 * 1: is the first run. <BR>
70 */
71 UINT8 RM_ACQ_AFTER_CALIB;
72
73 /**
74 * This flag Define if this is the first run after a calibration.
75 * See sub:trk_calib_used.
76 */
77 UINT32 TRK_CALIB_USED;
78
79 /**
80 * Provide information about what FEs commands are assembled inside the acquisition command queue for this run.
81 * It is a bitmask whose mean is defined by the constants defined in CM_ACQBI (see sub:RM_ACQBI).
82 * In case of TRIGGER_II mode, it does count, see sec:Trigger-II-Level. <br>
83 * Each bit says wheather a certain part of the command queue had been
84 * build into the command aquisition queue.
85 * Bit in LSB corresponds to low-numerical values of the following enum C-type <br>
86 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_1 is bit (1<<0) <br>
87 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_2 is bit (1<<1) <br>
88 * etc...
89 * Note that RM_ACQBI_XXX_BASE and RM_ACQBI_XXX_1 is the same bit.
90 * MSB not used are spere (zeroed) <br>
91 * typedef enum { <br>
92 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_1, <br>
93 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_2, <br>
94 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_3, <br>
95 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_4, <br>
96 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_5, <br>
97 * RM_ACQBI_TOF_PLAN_6, <br>
98 * RM_ACQBI_AC_1, <br>
99 * RM_ACQBI_AC_2, <br>
100 * RM_ACQBI_CAL_BASE, <br>
101 * RM_ACQBI_CAL_1=RM_ACQBI_CAL_BASE, <br>
102 * RM_ACQBI_CAL_2, <br>
103 * RM_ACQBI_CAL_3, <br>
104 * RM_ACQBI_CAL_4, <br>
105 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_BASE, <br>
106 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_1_1=RM_ACQBI_TRK_BASE, <br>
107 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_1_2, <br>
108 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_1_3, <br>
109 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_1_4, <br>
110 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_1_5, <br>
111 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_1_6, <br>
112 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_2_1, <br>
113 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_2_2, <br>
114 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_2_3, <br>
115 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_2_4, <br>
116 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_2_5, <br>
117 * RM_ACQBI_TRK_2_6, <br>
118 * RM_ACQBI_S4, <br>
119 * RM_ACQBI_ND, <br>
120 * } RM_ACQBI;
121 */
122 UINT32 ACQ_BUILD_INFO;
123
124 /**
125 * Provide informations about some variable value in the starting of the acquisition procedure.
126 * See sub:trk_calib_used
127 * (PRH_VAR_TOF_OK ? 1<<0 : 0 ) |
128 * (PRH_VAR_AC_1_OK ? 1<<1 : 0 ) |
129 * (PRH_VAR_AC_2_OK ? 1<<2 : 0 ) |
130 * (PRH_VAR_CAL_OK ? 1<<3 : 0 ) |
131 * (PRH_VAR_TRK_OK ? 1<<4 : 0 ) |
132 * (PRH_VAR_S4_OK ? 1<<5 : 0 ) |
133 * (PRH_VAR_S4_WORKING ? 1<<6 : 0 ) |
134 * (PRH_VAR_S4_ATTEMPT ? 1<<7 : 0 ) |
135 * (PRH_VAR_ND_OK ? 1<<8 : 0 ) |
136 * (RM_use_nd ? 1<<9 : 0 ) |
137 * (PRH_VAR_ND_ATTEMPT ? 1<<10 : 0 );
138 */
139 UINT16 ACQ_VAR_INFO;
140
141 /**
142 * Provide informations about the calorimter DSP Mask.
143 * See sub:trk_calib_used
144 */
145 UINT8 CAL_DSP_MASK;
146 ClassDef(RunHeaderEvent, 3)
147 };
148 }
149
150 #endif /* RUNHEADER_EVENT_H */
151
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