mozzanica 500442fd6b
modified ZMQonline display for stripsel usage. (#699)
* modified ZMQonline display for stripsel usage. modified dataprocessor to overwrite header.detspec1 with ROI in case of ROI.
* Removing changes to the slsReceiver, moved to branch jf_zeromq_display_rxroi
2023-03-22 14:25:02 +01:00

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// SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-3.0-or-other
// Copyright (C) 2021 Contributors to the SLS Detector Package
#ifndef JUNGFRAULGADSTRIXELDATA_H
#define JUNGFRAULGADSTRIXELDATA_H
#ifdef CINT
#include "sls/sls_detector_defs_CINT.h"
#else
#include "sls/sls_detector_defs.h"
#endif
#include "slsDetectorData.h"
/*
/afs/psi.ch/project/mythen/Anna/slsDetectorPackageDeveloperMpc2011/slsDetectorCalibration/jungfrauExecutables
make -f Makefile.rawdataprocess jungfrauRawDataProcessStrx
../dataStructures/jungfrauLGADStrixelsData.h
*/
//#define VERSION_V2
/**
@short structure for a Detector Packet or Image Header
@li frameNumber is the frame number
@li expLength is the subframe number (32 bit eiger) or real time exposure
time in 100ns (others)
@li packetNumber is the packet number
@li bunchId is the bunch id from beamline
@li timestamp is the time stamp with 10 MHz clock
@li modId is the unique module id (unique even for left, right, top, bottom)
@li xCoord is the x coordinate in the complete detector system
@li yCoord is the y coordinate in the complete detector system
@li zCoord is the z coordinate in the complete detector system
@li debug is for debugging purposes
@li roundRNumber is the round robin set number
@li detType is the detector type see :: detectorType
@li version is the version number of this structure format
*/
typedef struct {
uint64_t bunchNumber; /**< is the frame number */
uint64_t pre; /**< something */
} jf_header; //Aldo's header
using namespace std;
class jungfrauLGADStrixelsData : public slsDetectorData<uint16_t> {
private:
int iframe;
#ifdef ALDO //VH
using header = jf_header; //VH
#else //VH
using header = sls::defs::sls_receiver_header;
#endif //VH
public:
/**
Implements the slsReceiverData structure for the moench02 prototype read
out by a module i.e. using the slsReceiver (160x160 pixels, 40 packets
1286 large etc.) \param c crosstalk parameter for the output buffer
*/
int groupmap[512*5][1024/5];
jungfrauLGADStrixelsData()
: slsDetectorData<uint16_t>(1024/5, 512*5,
512 * 1024 * 2 + sizeof(header)) {
// cout << "aaa" << endl;
#ifdef ALDO //VH
cout<< "using reduced jf_header" << endl; //VH
#endif //VH
for (int ix = 0; ix < 1024/5; ix++) {
for (int iy = 0; iy < 512*5; iy++) {
dataMap[iy][ix] = sizeof(header);//+ ( 1024 * 5 + 300) * 2; //somewhere on the guardring of the LGAD
groupmap[iy][ix]=-1;
#ifdef HIGHZ
dataMask[iy][ix] = 0x3fff;
#endif
}
}
int x0=256+10, x1=256+246;
int y0=10, y1=256-10;
int ix,iy;
int ox=0, oy=0, ooy=0;
ox=2;//0; //original value is 0
cout << "G0" << endl;
//chip1
/*
* TL;DR comments: y0 is too high by 1, group 1 and group 2 are by one row too short
* group34 by 2 rows, x is by one column too short
* NOTE: If x0, x1, y0 are changed, likely also ox (and oy and ooy) will be affected!
*/
cout << "G0" << endl; //chip coordinates of chip1 group1: x=255+10 to x=255+246, y=10 to y=64
//9 pixels guard ring, bonding shift by one pixel in y, one square pixel in x on the left
int x0=256+10, x1=256+246; //excludes first column (in chip coordinates)
int y0=10, y1=256-10; //y1 does nothing
int ix,iy;
int ox=0, oy=0, ooy=0;
ox=0;
for (int ipx=x0; ipx<x1; ipx++) {
for (int ipy=y0; ipy<y0+54; ipy++) { //y0+54 excludes the last row (in chip coordinates), should be y0+55 to include all rows
iy=(ipx-x0+ox)%3+(ipy-y0+oy)*3+ooy;
ix=(ipx-x0+ox)/3;
dataMap[iy][ix] = sizeof(header) + (1024 * ipy + ipx) * 2;
groupmap[iy][ix]=0;
// cout << ipx << " " << ipy << " " << ix << " " << iy << endl;
}
}
cout << "G1" << endl; //chip coordinates of chip1 group2: x=255+12 to x=255+246, y=65 to y=128
//3 square pixels in x on the left
oy=-54;
ooy=54*3;
ox=2;//; //original value is 3
for (int ipx=x0; ipx<x1; ipx++) {
for (int ipy=y0+54; ipy<y0+64+54; ipy++) { //I think y0+54 catches the last row of group1! Should be y0+55 if we want to include all rows? And y0+55+64
ix=(ipx-x0+ox)/5;
iy=(ipx-x0+ox)%5+(ipy-y0+oy)*5+ooy;
dataMap[iy][ix] = sizeof(header) + (1024 * ipy + ipx) * 2;
groupmap[iy][ix]=1;
}
}
cout << "G2" << endl; //chip coordinates of chip1 group34: x=255+11 to x=255+246, y=129 to y=247
//2 square pixels on the left
oy=-54-64;
ooy=54*3+64*5;
ox=3;
for (int ipx=x0; ipx<x1; ipx++) {
for (int ipy=y0+64+54; ipy<y0+64*2+54*2; ipy++) { //Same as above, I think it should be y0+55+64 and y0+55*2+64*2 to include all rows
ix=(ipx-x0+ox)/4;
iy=(ipx-x0+ox)%4+(ipy-y0+oy)*4+ooy;
dataMap[iy][ix] = sizeof(header) + (1024 * ipy + ipx) * 2;
groupmap[iy][ix]=2;
}
}
//chip 6
/*
* TL;DR comments: y0 is too high by 3, group34 and group 1 are by one row too short
* x is by two columns too short
* NOTE: If x0, x1, y0 are changed, likely also ox (and oy and ooy) will be affected!
*/
cout << "G0" << endl; //chip coordinates of chip6 group34: x=255+256+9 to x=255+256+244, y=255+8 to y=255+126
//9 pixels guard ring, bonding shift by one pixel in -y, 2 square pixels in x on the right
x0=256*2+10;
y0=256+10;
x1=256*2+246;
ooy=256*5;
oy=0;
ox=1;
for (int ipx=x0; ipx<x1; ipx++) {
for (int ipy=y0; ipy<y0+54+64; ipy++) { //shifted by 3 rows because of y0, if y0 is corrected it should be y0+55+64 to include all rows
ix=(ipx-x0+ox)/4;
iy=(ipx-x0+ox)%4+(ipy-y0+oy)*4+ooy;
dataMap[iy][ix] = sizeof(header) + (1024 * ipy + ipx) * 2;
//if (ipx==x0) cout << ipx << " " << ipy << " " << ix << " " << iy << endl;
groupmap[iy][ix]=2;
}
}
cout << "G1" << endl; //chip coordinates of chip6 group2: x=255+256+9 to x=255+256+243, y=255+127 to y=255+190
//3 square pixels in x on the right
oy=-54-64;
ooy+=(54+64)*4;
ox=1;
for (int ipx=x0; ipx<x1; ipx++) {
for (int ipy=y0+54+64; ipy<y0+64*2+54; ipy++) { //shifted by 3 rows because of y0, if y0 is corrected it should be y0+55+64 and y0+55+64*2 to include all rows
ix=(ipx-x0+ox)/5;
iy=(ipx-x0+ox)%5+(ipy-y0+oy)*5+ooy;
dataMap[iy][ix] = sizeof(header) + (1024 * ipy + ipx) * 2;
groupmap[iy][ix]=1;
}
}
cout << "G2" << endl; //chip coordinates of chip6 group1: x=255+256+9 to x=255+256+245, y=255+191 to y=255+245
//one square pixel in x on the right
oy=-54-64*2;
ooy+=64*5;
ox=1;
for (int ipx=x0; ipx<x1; ipx++) {
for (int ipy=y0+64*2+54; ipy<y0+64*2+54*2; ipy++) { //shifted by 3 rows because of y0, if y0 is corrected it should be y0+55+64*2 and y0+55*2+64*2
ix=(ipx-x0+ox)/3;
iy=(ipx-x0+ox)%3+(ipy-y0+oy)*3+ooy;
dataMap[iy][ix] = sizeof(header) + (1024 * ipy + ipx) * 2;
groupmap[iy][ix]=0;
}
}
iframe = 0;
// cout << "data struct created" << endl;
};
/**
Returns the value of the selected channel for the given dataset as
double. \param data pointer to the dataset (including headers etc) \param
ix pixel number in the x direction \param iy pixel number in the y
direction \returns data for the selected channel, with inversion if
required as double
*/
virtual double getValue(char *data, int ix, int iy = 0) {
uint16_t val = getChannel(data, ix, iy) & 0x3fff;
return val;
};
/* virtual void calcGhost(char *data, int ix, int iy) { */
/* double val=0; */
/* ghost[iy][ix]=0; */
/* } */
/* virtual void calcGhost(char *data) { */
/* for (int ix=0; ix<25; ix++){ */
/* for (int iy=0; iy<200; iy++) { */
/* calcGhost(data, ix,iy); */
/* } */
/* } */
/* // cout << "*" << endl; */
/* } */
/* double getGhost(int ix, int iy) { */
/* return 0; */
/* }; */
/**
Returns the frame number for the given dataset. Purely virtual func.
\param buff pointer to the dataset
\returns frame number
*/
/* class jfrau_packet_header_t { */
/* public: */
/* unsigned char reserved[4]; */
/* unsigned char packetNumber[1]; */
/* unsigned char frameNumber[3]; */
/* unsigned char bunchid[8]; */
/* }; */
int getFrameNumber(char *buff) {
#ifdef ALDO //VH
return ((header *)buff)->bunchNumber; //VH
#else //VH
return ((header *)buff)->detHeader.frameNumber;
#endif //VH
};
/**
Returns the packet number for the given dataset. purely virtual func
\param buff pointer to the dataset
\returns packet number number
*/
int getPacketNumber(char *buff) {
#ifdef ALDO //VH
return -1; //VH //TODO: Keep in mind in case of bugs!
#else //VH
return ((header *)buff)->detHeader.packetNumber;
#endif //VH
};
char *readNextFrame(ifstream &filebin) {
int ff = -1, np = -1;
return readNextFrame(filebin, ff, np);
};
char *readNextFrame(ifstream &filebin, int &ff) {
int np = -1;
return readNextFrame(filebin, ff, np);
};
char *readNextFrame(ifstream &filebin, int &ff, int &np) {
char *data = new char[dataSize];
char *d = readNextFrame(filebin, ff, np, data);
if (d == NULL) {
delete[] data;
data = NULL;
}
return data;
};
char *readNextFrame(ifstream &filebin, int &ff, int &np,char *data) {
char *retval = 0;
int nd;
int fnum = -1;
np = 0;
int pn;
// cout << dataSize << endl;
if (ff >= 0)
fnum = ff;
if (filebin.is_open()) {
if (filebin.read(data, dataSize)) {
ff = getFrameNumber(data);
np = getPacketNumber(data);
return data;
}
}
return NULL;
};
/* Loops over a memory slot until a complete frame is found (i.e. all */
/* packets 0 to nPackets, same frame number). purely virtual func \param */
/* data pointer to the memory to be analyzed \param ndata reference to the */
/* amount of data found for the frame, in case the frame is incomplete at */
/* the end of the memory slot \param dsize size of the memory slot to be */
/* analyzed \returns pointer to the beginning of the last good frame (might */
/* be incomplete if ndata smaller than dataSize), or NULL if no frame is */
/* found */
/* *\/ */
virtual char *findNextFrame(char *data, int &ndata, int dsize) {
if (dsize < dataSize)
ndata = dsize;
else
ndata = dataSize;
return data;
};
// int getPacketNumber(int x, int y) {return dataMap[y][x]/packetSize;};
};
#endif