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Enumerations | |
enum | { CVO_LOCAL = 0x01, CVO_FLOOD = 0x02, CVO_MCDATA = 0x04, CVO_DMYEVT = 0x08, CVO_VERBOSE = 0x10, CVO_TRIGGER = 0x20, CVO_MARKERS = 0x40, CVO_AUTORNG = 0x80, CVO_PKTDATA = 0x4000, CVO_CALIB = 0x8000, CVO_V_APIDS = 16, CVO_M_APIDS = 0x0f0000 } |
Processing options. More... | |
enum | { CNV_LPA_APID_BASE = 0x3bb, CNV_LCI_APID_BASE = 0x3c5, CNV_APID_COUNT = 4 } |
APID values. More... | |
Functions | |
int | fesConvert (const char *eName, int nSkip, int nProc, int versn, const char *fName, long long bMask, int optns, int action) |
Convert event data file to FES format. |
$Id: fesConvert.h,v 1.6 2010/07/26 18:47:14 saxton Exp $
anonymous enum |
Processing options.
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int fesConvert | ( | const char * | iName, | |
int | nSkip, | |||
int | nProc, | |||
int | versn, | |||
const char * | oName, | |||
long long | bMask, | |||
int | optns, | |||
int | action | |||
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Convert event data file to FES format.
This routine generates a set of FES data files from a supplied EBF or packet event data file.
iName | The address of the name of the input data file. | |
nSkip | The number of events to be skipped at the beginning of the input file. | |
nProc | The number of events to process from the input file. If zero or negative, all events (after passing the skip count) are processed. | |
versn | The format version of data to be generated:
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oName | The address of the name of the output file stem, i.e. without disk name or extension, to be used for the generated files. | |
bMask | A 40-bit mask which, if non-zero, selects which boards of the full set are to have their files loaded. Bits 0 - 15 select tracker boards 0 - 15; bits 16 - 31 select calorimeter boards 0 - 15; bits 32 - 39 select ACD boards 0 - 7. | |
optns | A bit mask of processing options. The following bit values are defined:
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action | Specifies what to do if a file already exists:
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FES_SUCCESS | Success. | |
FES_EFILOPEN | Unable to open input file. |
References CVO_PKTDATA, and CVO_VERBOSE.