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ESS.h File Reference

Interface to the Event Simple Selection utility. More...

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Typedefs
typedef struct _ESS_ctl	ESS_ctl
typedef struct _EBF_dir	EBF_dir
typedef struct _EDS_fwIxb	EDS_fwIxb
typedef enum _ESS_logic	ESS_logic
	Typedef for enum _ESS_logic.
Enumerations
enum	_ESS_logic {   ESS_LOGIC_K_OR = 0,   ESS_LOGIC_K_AND = 1 }
	Identifies the logic used when using multiple selectors as either OR (the default) or AND. More...
Functions
int	ESS_sizeof (void)
	Returns the size, in bytes, of the ESS control structure.
void	ESS_construct (ESS_ctl *ess)
	Constructs (initializes) the ESS control structure.
int	ESS_parse_cond (ESS_ctl *ess, const char *s)
	Parses the string for the trigger condition specification.
int	ESS_parse_dgn (ESS_ctl *ess, const char *s)
	Parses the specified input string s, for a diagnostic selection.
int	ESS_parse_err (ESS_ctl *ess, const char *s)
	Parses the specified input string s, for an error selection.
int	ESS_parse_pkt (ESS_ctl *ess, const char *s)
	Parses the specified input string s, for a packet range.
int	ESS_parse_readout (ESS_ctl *ess, const char *s)
	Parses the input string, extracting a readout mask.
int	ESS_parse_size (ESS_ctl *ess, const char *s)
	Parses the specified input string s, for a packet range.
int	ESS_set_logic (ESS_ctl *ess, ESS_logic logic)
	Currently just sets the evaluation condition to the 'AND'.
int	ESS_select (ESS_ctl *ess, const EBF_dir *dir, unsigned int npkts, unsigned int nbytes)
	Evaluates to the filter status.
Variables
const char	ESS_usage_cond []
	String for defining a GEM Pattern Condition specifier. This is meant to be used when reporting the usage of this specifier.
const char	ESS_usage_range []
	String for defining a range specifier. This is meant to be used when reporting the usage of this specifier.

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Detailed Description

Interface to the Event Simple Selection utility.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

   CVS $Id: ESS.h,v 1.1 2007/02/14 01:06:38 russell Exp $

This provides a utility to setup and use a simple event selector. The selection criteria are base on very simple quantities that available once an event directory has been formed. These include things like selection on

1. The number of packets in an event
2. The size of an event
3. The readout mode (single/four-range, zero/non-zero suppressed)
4. The GEM trigger conditions
5. The presence of diagnostic or error blocks

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum _ESS_logic

Identifies the logic used when using multiple selectors as either OR (the default) or AND.

Enumerator:

ESS_LOGIC_K_OR	Use the OR of the select criteria, ie. any
ESS_LOGIC_K_AND	Use the AND of the select criteria, ie. all

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Function Documentation

void ESS_construct

(

ESS_ctl *

ess

)

Constructs (initializes) the ESS control structure.

Parameters:

ess

The control structure to initialize

int ESS_parse_cond	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		const char *	s
	)

Parses the string for the trigger condition specification.

Returns:

The trigger condition filter word

Parameters:

	ess	The control structure to fill
	s	The string to parse.

Syntax of the string

A form of a string is <logic_specifier><list of trigger condition specifiers>

List of trigger condition specifiers

The trigger condition specifiers are

• r Region of interest (throttle tracker trigger)
• t 3-in-a-row
• l CAL lo
• h CAL hi
• c CNO
• p Periodic
• s Solicited
• e External

The specifiers may be specified in the positive (must be present) or negative (must be absent) sense. A string of positive specifiers is introduced by a + and a string of negative specifiers is introduced by a -. By default, the initial string starts as a string of positive identifiers.

Logic

If the string begins with

List of trigger condition specifiers

This string to parse comes in in three forms

• :, True if the AND of the condition specifiers and the actual trigger conditions matches the comparison set. This effectively treats the specifiers not mentioned as don't care.
• =, True if the list of the specified trigger conditions and the actual trigger conditions are an exact match. In this case the default comparison set is the complete set.
• otherwise, True if the OR of the specified conditions specifiers and the actual trigger conditions is non-zero. In this case the concept of a comparison set is unnecessary

Limitations

In order to keep the interface simply, arbitrary combinations cannot be specified with the syntax above.

Examples

1. Clh
   Allow any event with either CAL LO or CAL HI present

1. Cl-h
   Allow any event with either CAL LO present or CAL HI absent

1. C:lh
   Allow any event with both CAL LO and CAL HI present

1. C=lh
   Allow any event with only CAL LO and CAL HI present

int ESS_parse_dgn	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		const char *	s
	)

Parses the specified input string s, for a diagnostic selection.

Returns:

Parsing status, 0 if succesful

Parameters:

	ess	The control structure to fill
	s	The string to parse. If NULL, the diagnostic selection defaults to any contributor

int ESS_parse_err	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		const char *	s
	)

Parses the specified input string s, for an error selection.

Returns:

Parsing status, 0 if succesful

Parameters:

	ess	The control structure to fill
	s	The string to parse. If NULL, the error selection defaults to any contributor

int ESS_parse_pkt	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		const char *	s
	)

Parses the specified input string s, for a packet range.

Returns:

Parsing status, 0 if succesful

Parameters:

	ess	The control structure to fill, see the documentation for get_range on the allowed syntax of s.
	s	The string to parse

int ESS_parse_readout	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		const char *	s
	)

Parses the input string, extracting a readout mask.

Returns:

The readout mask

Parameters:

	ess	The control structure to fill, see the documentation for get_range on the allowed syntax of s.
	s	The input string, consisting of up to 4 characters z permit events with zero-suppression enabled n permit events with zero-suppression disabled 4 permit events in four range readout mode 1 permit events in single range readout mode

If neither z or n are specified, it is as if both are specified If neither 4 or 1 are specified, it is as if both are specified

int ESS_parse_size	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		const char *	s
	)

Parses the specified input string s, for a packet range.

Returns:

Parsing status, 0 if succesful

Parameters:

	ess	The control structure to fill, see the documentation for get_range on the allowed syntax of s.
	s	The string to parse

int ESS_select	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		const EBF_dir *	dir,
		unsigned int	npkts,
		unsigned int	nbytes
	)

Evaluates to the filter status.

Return values:

	0,does	not pass
	1,passes

Parameters:

	ess	The selection parameters
	dir	The EBF directory structure
	npkts	The number of packets in this event. This is relevant if and only if the OPT_M_PKT selection option is active.
	nbytes	The number of bytes in this event. This is relevant if and only if the OPT_M_SIZE selection option is active.

int ESS_set_logic	(	ESS_ctl *	ess,
		ESS_logic	logic
	)

Currently just sets the evaluation condition to the 'AND'.

Returns:

Parsing status, 0 if succesful

Parameters:

	ess	The control structure to fill
	logic	The string to parse. Currently unused, should be specified as NULL

int ESS_sizeof

(

void

)

Returns the size, in bytes, of the ESS control structure.

Returns:

The size, in bytes, of the ESS control structure.

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