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/*--------------------------------------------------------------------------
This is the implementation file for the TASMAD simulation module for
SICS. The requirement is to make SICS look as much as TASMAD as
possible. This includes:
- TASMAD is variable driven
- Sometimes variables are accessed in storage order.
- A complicated calculation has to be done for getting the instruments
settings right. The appropriate F77 routine from TASMAD will be
reused.
- The scan logic is different.
- Output of ILL-formatted data files is required.
Mark Koennecke, November 2000
---------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <assert.h>
#include "fortify.h"
#include "sics.h"
#include "sicsvar.h"
#include "counter.h"
#include "motor.h"
#include "tas.h"
/*
As variables may be accessed in storage order, it is necessary to
know the order of the motors
*/
extern char *tasMotorOrder[] = { "A1",
"A2",
"A3",
"A4",
"A5",
"A6",
"MCV",
"SRO",
"ACH",
"MTL",
"MTU",
"STL",
"STU",
"ATL",
"ATU",
"MGL",
"SGL",
"SGU",
"AGL",
NULL };
/*
In order to initialise the variable array in the TAS data structure we
need to know the names of the variables in the right order. This order
has to match the order defined in tas.h through the defines.
*/
char *tasVariableOrder[] = {
"WAV",
"DM",
"DA",
"ETAM",
"ETAA",
"TI",
"MN",
"IF1V",
"IF1H",
"IF2V",
"IF2H",
"HELM",
"AS",
"BS",
"CS",
"AA",
"BB",
"CC",
"ETAS",
"AX",
"AY",
"AZ",
"BX",
"BY",
"BZ",
"EI",
"KI",
"EF",
"KF",
"QH",
"QK",
"QL",
"EN",
"QM",
"HX",
"HY",
"HZ",
"DA1",
"DA2",
"DA3",
"DA4",
"DA5",
"DA6",
"DMCV",
"SRO",
"DACH",
"DMTL",
"DMTU",
"DSTL",
"DSTU",
"DATL",
"DATU",
"DMGL",
"DSGL",
"DSGU",
"DAGL",
"DEI",
"DKI",
"DEF",
"DKF",
"DQH",
"DQK",
"DEN",
"DQM",
"DT",
"SM",
"SS",
"SA",
"FX",
"NP",
"F1",
"F2",
NULL};