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Constituent: dfc     Tag: mv2304

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DFC.c File Reference

Diagnostic Filter Code. More...

#include "EFC/EDM.h"
#include "EFC/EFC_edsFw.h"
#include "EFC/EFC.h"
#include "EDS/FFS.h"
#include "XFC/DFC.h"
#include "XFC/DFC_cfg.h"
#include "XFC/DFC_status.h"
#include "DFC_def.h"
#include "DFC_resultDef.h"
#include "EDS/EDS_fw.h"
#include "EDS/EBF_gem.h"
#include "EDS/EBF_gemLocate.h"
#include "CDM/CDM_pubdefs.h"
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

Include dependency graph for DFC.c:

Defines
#define	_code   EDM_CODE
#define	_info()
#define	_debug()
Functions
static __inline int	isVetoed (unsigned int status, unsigned int vetoes)
	Checks whether any of the veto bits are up.
static __inline int	dfcFilter (DFC *dfc, unsigned int pktBytes, EBF_pkt *pkt, EBF_siv siv, EDS_fwIxb *ixb, unsigned int vetoes, DFC_result *result)
	Determines the fate of 1 event.
static int	compileCfgPrms (DfcCfgPrms *cfg, const DFC_DB_prms *prms)
	Compiles/commits the set of user defined parameters into the the configuration block.
int	DFC_sizeof (int cnt)
	Sizes the minimum ionizing particle filtering control structure.
int	DFC_cfgSizeof (void)
	Sizes the minimum filtering configuration as it is used in the actual filtering progam.
int	DFC_resultSizeof (const DFC *dfc)
	Returns the size, in bytes, of one result vector.
int	DFC_cfgCompile (DFC_cfg *cfg, const DFC_DB_prms *prms)
	Implements the transformation of the configuration parameters as specified by the user, cfg, into the internal form, ctlCfg.
DFC_cfg *	DFC_cfgSet (DFC *dfc, DFC_cfg *cfg)
	Makes the specified internal representation of the configuration parameters the current active one.
int	DFC_filter (DFC *dfc, unsigned int pktBytes, EBF_pkt *pkt, EBF_siv siv, EDS_fwIxb *ixb, unsigned int vetoes, DFC_result *result)
	Determines the fate of 1 event.
unsigned int	DFC_fwNeeds (void)
	Returns a bit mask of the EDS_fw needs.
unsigned int	DFC_fwObjects (void)
	Returns a bit mask of the EDS_fw objects used by the heavy ion filter.

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Detailed Description

Diagnostic Filter Code.

Author:

JJRussell - russell@slac.stanford.edu

   CVS $Id: DFC.c,v 1.2 2006/06/14 22:04:16 russell Exp $

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Function Documentation

static int compileCfgPrms (  DfcCfgPrms *  cfg, const DFC_DB_prms *  prms )  [static]

Compiles/commits the set of user defined parameters into the the configuration block. Returns: 0 is success, -1 if failure Parameters: cfg  The destination parameter configuration block prms  The set of user configuration parameters

int DFC_cfgCompile (  DFC_cfg *  cfg, const DFC_DB_prms *  prms )

Implements the transformation of the configuration parameters as specified by the user, cfg, into the internal form, ctlCfg. Return values: 0  Successful -1  Unrecognized or non-backwardly compatiable user configuration version number. Parameters: cfg  Filled in with the internal form of the configuration parameters prms  The user form of the configuration parameters

const DFC_cfg * DFC_cfgSet (  DFC *  dfc, DFC_cfg *  cfg )

Makes the specified internal representation of the configuration parameters the current active one. Returns: Pointer to the current control configuration parameters Parameters: dfc  The minimum ionizing particle filter control structure cfg  The internal representation of the configuration constants

int DFC_cfgSizeof (  void   )

Sizes the minimum filtering configuration as it is used in the actual filtering progam. Returns: Returns the size of the heavy ion filtering configuration control structure There are two different breeds of the filtering configuration structure. There are two reasons for this. The more familar is the configuration structure that the user fills in. This structure is meant to be convenient for the user, but not for the program. Some of the information in the user structure is transformed into data that the program will find more accessible. The second reason is that by having a user configuration and an internal configuration, the two can evolve separately. If more parameters are added to the filter, they will find a home in the internal structure. At some time they may be exposed to the user. The correct course of action is to define a new version of the user configuration block. Since the version number is carried along with the configuration constants, the routine transforming the user configuration to its internal representation can evolve and can be made to handle older versions of the user configuration parameters with some degree of grace, at least giving some hope to backward compatibility. The correct usage model is ctlCfg = malloc (DFC_cfgSizeof ()); status = DFC_cfgCompile (cfg, usrPrms); DFC_cfgSet (dfc, cfg); Note: Because the 'set routine just seeds a pointer to the user configuration, in the control structure. the user is free to swap it out with any other pre-prepared configuration.

int DFC_filter (  DFC *  dfc, unsigned int  pktBytes, EBF_pkt *  pkt, EBF_siv  siv, EDS_fwIxb *  ixb, unsigned int  vetoes, DFC_result *  result )

Determines the fate of 1 event. Return values: <  0, rejected ==0,undecided  >  0, accepted Parameters: dfc  The minimum ionizing particle filter control structure pktBytes  The number of bytes in pkt, includes the packet header pkt  The event data packet siv  The packet's state information vector ixb  The information exchange block vetoes  The active vetoes result  The filter result vector Overview This acts as a wrapper of the actual filter. This is were the sampling logic is implemented by the use prescalers. A prescaler is defined by a pair of integers; one giving the current countdown value and the other giving the refresh value. When the countdown value reaches 0, the prescaler is said to expire. Types of prescaling There are two kinds of samplings allow. Pass-thru sampling Individual veto sampling Pass-Thru Sampling Conceptually this is the easiest to understand. When the pass-thru prescaler expires, instead of using the normal veto mask, a 0 is used, effectively causing the filter to evaluate all its cuts but not allowing an cut to veto the event. While easy to understand, the event sample leaked through by this technique will be dominated by events that would normally have been rejected by the very early cuts. Individual Veto Sampling This prescaler type allows to ignore the reject decision of each veto bit. While a bit harder to understand than the Pass-Thru Sampling, this technique allows one to tap a predetermined percentage of events failing at each cut. The hope is that one will be a statisitically meaningful sample of events that would have normally failed some of the later cuts in the filter.

unsigned int DFC_fwNeeds (  void   )

Returns a bit mask of the EDS_fw needs. Returns: A bit mask of the EDS_fw needs Use This value should be passed to EDS_fwRegister when registering the filter.

unsigned int DFC_fwObjects (  void   )

Returns a bit mask of the EDS_fw objects used by the heavy ion filter. Returns: A bit mask of the EDS_fw needs Use This value should be passed to EDS_fwRegister when registering the filter.

int DFC_resultSizeof (  const DFC *  dfc  )

Returns the size, in bytes, of one result vector. Return values: The  size, in bytes, of one result vector Parameters: dfc  The configuration control structure

int DFC_sizeof (  int  cnt  )

Sizes the minimum ionizing particle filtering control structure. Returns: Returns the size of the heavy ion filtering control structure Parameters: cnt  Number of configurations to accommodate

static __inline int dfcFilter (  DFC *  dfc, unsigned int  pktBytes, EBF_pkt *  pkt, EBF_siv  siv, EDS_fwIxb *  ixb, unsigned int  vetoes, DFC_result *  result )  [static]

Determines the fate of 1 event. Returns: Status mask, if the < 0, reject = 0, no decision > 0, accept Parameters: dfc  The minimum ionizing particle filter control structure pktBytes  The number of bytes in pkt, includes the packet header pkt  The event data packet siv  The packet's state information vector ixb  The information exchange block vetoes  The list of active vetoes result  The filter result vector

static __inline int isVetoed (  unsigned int  status, unsigned int  vetoes )  [static]

Checks whether any of the veto bits are up. Returns: Non-zero if the status bits contain any of the veto bits. Parameters: status  The current set of status bits vetoes  The set of veto bits

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