Filler task for SinqHM_srv

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#define IDENT "1C05"
/*
** +--------------------------------------------------------------+
** | Paul Scherrer Institute |
** | SINQ Division |
** | |
** | This software may be used freely by non-profit organizations.|
** | It may be copied provided that the name of P.S.I. and of the |
** | author is included. Neither P.S.I. nor the author assume any |
** | responsibility for the use of this software outside of P.S.I.|
** +--------------------------------------------------------------+
**
** Module Name . . . . . . . . : [...SinqHM]SinqHM_srv_filler.c
**
** Author . . . . . . . . . . : D. Maden
** Date of creation . . . . . . : Oct 1996
**
** Updates:
** 1A01 2-Oct-1996 DM Initial version.
** 1B01 10-Jun-1998 DM Add code for SQMH__TOF mode.
** 1C01 11-Jun-1999 DM Add code for SQMH__HRPT mode.
** 1C03 10-Aug-1999 DM Make Lwl_hdr_daq_mask/Lwl_hdr_daq_soll dependent
** on the instrument.
**
** SinqHM_srv_filler.c forms a child process of the SINQ Histogram Memory
** process. It reads data from the detector via the PCI bus and fills the
** histogram(s).
**
** To compile this module for VxWorks on PSS123, use:
**
ccvx SinqHM_srv_filler.c
** where
ccvx = ccppc -O0 \
-mcpu=603 \
-I${WIND_BASE}/target/h \
-fno-builtin \
-fno-for-scope \
-nostdinc \
-DCPU=PPC603 \
-D_GNU_TOOL \
-gdwarf -c -Wimplicit
**====================================================================
*/
#include <vxWorks.h>
#include <taskLib.h>
#include <sysLib.h>
#include <msgQLib.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <signal.h>
#include <timers.h>
#include <errno.h>
#include <setjmp.h>
/*
**==================== Global Definitions =====================================
*/
#define ESC 27
#include "SinqHM_def.h"
#include "SinqHM_gbl.h"
#include "vmio10_def.h"
/*==============================================================================
Global Routines
**
** SinqHM_filler_setup_id - copy some ident information to global variables.
**
** Local Routines
**
** SinqHM_filler_timer_handler - routine to handle timer interrupts.
**
** SinqHM_filler_daq_hm_dig - routine called by SinqHM_filler_daq for
** performing data acquisition in
** SQHM__HM_DIG mode, i.e. for data from
** detectors with digitised read-out
** electronics.
** SinqHM_filler_daq_hrpt - routine called by SinqHM_filler_daq for
** performing data acquisition in
** SQHM__HRPT mode, i.e. for data from
** detectors connected to a CERCA interface
** as in the HRPT instrument.
** SinqHM_filler_daq_tof - routine called by SinqHM_filler_daq for
** performing data acquisition in
** SQHM__TOF mode, i.e. for data from
** time-of-flight detectors.
**
** SinqHM_filler_daq - routine called by SinqHM_filler for
** performing data acquisition.
**
** SinqHM_filler - the main entry point for the FILLER child
** process.
**------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**
*/
/*==============================================================================
** Global Routines for Filler
*/
void SinqHM_filler_setup_id () {
/* ======================
** Simply copy some ident information to global variables
** for use by the SQHM_IDENT request.
*/
StrJoin (Sqhm_fill_ident, sizeof (Sqhm_fill_ident), IDENT, "");
StrJoin (Sqhm_fill_date, sizeof (Sqhm_fill_date), __DATE__, ", ");
StrJoin (Sqhm_fill_date, sizeof (Sqhm_fill_date), Sqhm_fill_date, __TIME__);
}
/*==============================================================================
** Local Routines for Filler
*/
void SinqHM_filler_timer_handler (int arg) {
/* ===========================
** Routine to handle timer interrupts.
*/
FillTimer_expired = True;
}
/*
**------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**
*/
void SinqHM_filler_daq_hm_dig () {
/* ========================
** Routine to handle Histogram Mode for
** detectors with single channel digitised
** read-out.
** Note:
** Lwl_fifo could, in principle, be accessed via a register for better
** efficiency. However, this can cause trouble with the GDB debugger
** when single stepping. I think this is probably connected with
** instruction pipe-lining.
** For the time being, the register copy of Lwl_fifo will NOT be used.
*/
register uint *my_lwl_fifo;
register uint my_lo_bin, my_hi_bin;
register union {
uint ui4;
usint ui2[2];
uchar ui1[4];
} lwl_hdr, lwl_data;
uchar my_buff[32];
int i, is;
char er_eol[] = {ESC, '[', '0', 'J'}; /* Erase to End-of-Line */
register uchar *my_char_base;
register usint *my_word_base;
register uint *my_long_base;
/*-----------------------------------------------
** Make register copies of some items for speed.
*/
my_lwl_fifo = Lwl_fifo;
my_lo_bin = Lo_bin;
my_hi_bin = Hi_bin;
switch (Bytes_per_bin) {
case 1: my_char_base = (uchar *) Hist_base_addr; break;
case 2: my_word_base = (usint *) Hist_base_addr; break;
default: my_long_base = (uint *) Hist_base_addr;
}
/*-----------------------------------------------*/
while (Filler_flag == 0) { /* Loop till flag gets set */
lwl_hdr.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Read a header from the FIFO */
if (lwl_hdr.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
taskDelay (0); /* If FIFO is empty, we can take a breather! */
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_HM_NC_C1) {
/* Histo data, single channel */
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0xff; /* Set timer level (if present) */
for (i=0; i<1000; i++) {
lwl_data.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Get the 16 bits of data */
if (lwl_data.ui4 != LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) break;
taskDelay (0); /* But wait if FIFO is slow! */
}
if (lwl_data.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
printf ("Time-out getting histogram data word! Event # = %d\n",
N_events);
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & Lwl_hdr_daq_mask) != Lwl_hdr_daq_soll) {
/* Some header bits are not what they should be (e.g. NRL may
** be set) so skip the event.
*/
N_skipped++;
if (Dbg_lev1) {
printf("Skipped header: 0x%08x\n"
" Mask: 0x%08x\n"
" Soll: 0x%08x\n",
lwl_hdr.ui4, Lwl_hdr_daq_mask, Lwl_hdr_daq_soll);
}
}else if (lwl_data.ui4 < my_lo_bin) { /* Check "out-of-rnge" */
if (Cnts_lo != 0xffffffff) Cnts_lo++;
}else if (lwl_data.ui4 > my_hi_bin) { /* Check "out-of-rnge" */
if (Cnts_hi != 0xffffffff) Cnts_hi++;
}else {
if (Hm_mode_REFLECT == 0) { /* Calculate bin number */
lwl_data.ui4 -= my_lo_bin; /* No reflection */
}else {
lwl_data.ui4 = my_hi_bin - lwl_data.ui4; /* Histogram must be reflected */
}
switch (Bytes_per_bin) {
case 1:
if (my_char_base[lwl_data.ui4] != 0xff) { /* Check bin ovfl */
my_char_base[lwl_data.ui4]++; /* Incr the bin */
}else {
switch (Hm_mode_BO) { /* Bin overflow */
case SQHM__BO_SMAX: break; /* Stop-at-max */
case SQHM__BO_CNT: break; /* Not programmed yet */
default:
my_char_base[lwl_data.ui4] = 0; /* By default, wrap-to-zero */
}
}
break;
case 2:
if (my_word_base[lwl_data.ui4] != 0xffff) { /* Check bin ovfl */
my_word_base[lwl_data.ui4]++; /* Incr the bin */
}else {
switch (Hm_mode_BO) { /* Bin overflow */
case SQHM__BO_SMAX: break; /* Stop-at-max */
case SQHM__BO_CNT: break; /* Not programmed yet */
default:
my_word_base[lwl_data.ui4] = 0; /* By default, wrap-to-zero */
}
}
break;
default:
if (my_long_base[lwl_data.ui4] != 0xffffffff) { /* Check bin ovfl */
my_long_base[lwl_data.ui4]++; /* Incr the bin */
}else {
switch (Hm_mode_BO) { /* Bin overflow */
case SQHM__BO_SMAX: break; /* Stop-at-max */
case SQHM__BO_CNT: break; /* Not programmed yet */
default:
my_long_base[lwl_data.ui4] = 0; /* By default, wrap-to-zero */
}
}
}
}
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0x00; /* Reset timer level (if present) */
N_events++;
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TSI_HM_NC) {
process_no_coinc_tsi (lwl_hdr.ui4); /* We have found a "normal"
** TSI (Timing-Status-Info) header. Process
** it.
*/
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TSI_HM_C) {
process_coinc_tsi (lwl_hdr.ui4); /* We have found a "coincidence"
** type TSI header. The packet has 10 bytes
** altogether. Process it.
*/
}else { /* Anything else gets flushed */
lwl_Packet_Read (lwl_hdr.ui4, my_buff);
}
if (FillTimer_expired) {
if (Print_hdr) printf ("\nTaking data in Digitised Histogramming Mode\n"
" #-Events #-Skip #-TSI Dead-Time Sync-Status\n");
Print_hdr = False;
FillTimer_expired = False;
printf ("\r%10u %10u %10u %10u %s", N_events, N_skipped,
(N_no_coin_tsi + N_coin_tsi), Dt_or_dts.dead_time, er_eol);
if (Daq_active) printf (" DAQ");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__PF) != 0) printf (" PF");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SWC) != 0) printf (" SWC");
if (Nrl_active) printf (" NRL");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC3) != 0) printf (" SYNC3");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC2) != 0) printf (" SYNC2");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC1) != 0) printf (" SYNC1");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC0) != 0) printf (" SYNC0");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__UD) != 0) printf (" UD");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__GU) != 0) printf (" GU");
is = timer_settime (FillTimerId, ~TIMER_ABSTIME, &FillerTime, NULL);
if (is != 0) {
printf ("%s -- failed to set timer\n", Filler_name);
}
}
}
/* Our flag has been set. There should be ..
** .. a message waiting for us. Return to process it.
*/
}
/*
**------------------------------------------------------------------------------
**
*/
void SinqHM_filler_daq_hrpt () {
/* ======================
** Routine to handle Histogram Mode for
** detectors connected to a CERCA interface
** as in the HRPT instrument.
**
** The wires of the detector are read out frame by frame.
** Each wire comes as a 3-word packet (i.e. Hist Mode mit 3 Kanaele).
** The first word is 15-bit Wire Address (0 .. 1601) + Error Bit
** The second word is 10-bit Count
** The third word is 16-bit Frame Number
**
** To avoid skewing the histograms, the data is read out frame by frame
** and the frame is merged with the overall histogram only when it is
** complete and the LWL header information was OK for Wire 0 of the frame.
**
** Note:
** Lwl_fifo could, in principle, be accessed via a register for better
** efficiency. However, this can cause trouble with the GDB debugger
** when single stepping. I think this is probably connected with
** instruction pipe-lining.
** For the time being, the register copy of Lwl_fifo will NOT be used.
**
** Another Note:
** The HRPT detector has 1600 wires numbered 0 to 1599. The physicists
** want these numbers reflected for reasons of their own.
** The CERCA readout also uses wire numbers 1600 and 1601 to present
** time information about the frame. This information is discarded.
*/
register uint *my_lwl_fifo;
register uint my_lo_bin, my_hi_bin;
register union {
uint ui4;
usint ui2[2];
uchar ui1[4];
} lwl_hdr, lwl_data_0, lwl_data_1, lwl_data_2;
uchar my_buff[32];
uint wire;
int i, j, k, is, my_state;
int n_errors = 0;
char err_txt[128];
char er_eol[] = {ESC, '[', '0', 'J'}; /* Erase to End-of-Line */
register uchar *my_char_base;
register usint *my_word_base;
register uint *my_long_base;
register uchar *my_char_frame;
register usint *my_word_frame;
register uint *my_long_frame;
/*-----------------------------------------------
** Make register copies of some items for speed.
*/
my_lwl_fifo = Lwl_fifo;
my_lo_bin = Lo_bin;
my_hi_bin = Hi_bin;
switch (Bytes_per_bin) {
case 1: my_char_base = (uchar *) Hist_base_addr; break;
case 2: my_word_base = (usint *) Hist_base_addr; break;
default: my_long_base = (uint *) Hist_base_addr;
}
switch (Bytes_per_bin) {
case 1: my_char_frame = (uchar *) Frame_base_addr; break;
case 2: my_word_frame = (usint *) Frame_base_addr; break;
default: my_long_frame = (uint *) Frame_base_addr;
}
my_state = HRPT__SRCH_FRAME;
/*-----------------------------------------------*/
while (Filler_flag == 0) { /* Loop till flag gets set */
lwl_hdr.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Read a header from the FIFO */
if (lwl_hdr.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
taskDelay (0); /* If FIFO is empty, we can take a breather! */
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_HM_NC_C3) {
/* Histo data, three channel -- this is what we are
** interested in in HRPT mode. Start by reading out
** the 3 data words which should follow the header.
*/
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0xff; /* Set timer level (if present) */
for (i=0; i<1000; i++) {
lwl_data_0.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Get first 16 bits of data */
if (lwl_data_0.ui4 != LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) break;
taskDelay (0); /* But wait if FIFO is slow! */
}
if (lwl_data_0.ui4 != LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
for (i=0; i<1000; i++) {
lwl_data_1.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Get second 16 bits of data */
if (lwl_data_1.ui4 != LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) break;
taskDelay (0); /* But wait if FIFO is slow! */
}
if (lwl_data_1.ui4 != LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
for (i=0; i<1000; i++) {
lwl_data_2.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Get third 16 bits of data */
if (lwl_data_2.ui4 != LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) break;
taskDelay (0); /* But wait if FIFO is slow! */
}
if (Dbg_lev1 && (lwl_data_1.ui4 > 0)) {
printf ("Got address = %d, shifted = %d, counts = %d\n",
lwl_data_0.ui4, (lwl_data_0.ui4 >> 1), lwl_data_1.ui4);
}
}
}
if ((lwl_data_0.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) ||
(lwl_data_1.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) ||
(lwl_data_2.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY)) {
if (n_errors == 0) {
sprintf (err_txt, "Time-out getting the three data words! "
"Event # = %d\n", N_events);
}
n_errors++;
}else {
wire = lwl_data_0.ui4 >> 1; /* Shift out error bit */
if (wire < my_lo_bin) { /* Out-of-rnge? */
if (Cnts_lo != 0xffffffff) Cnts_lo++;
}else if (wire == my_lo_bin) { /* Start of new frame? */
my_state = HRPT__READ_FRAME; /* Yes. Note our new state */
Frame_hdr = lwl_hdr.ui4; /* Remember hdr for frame */
Frame_num = lwl_data_2.ui4;
switch (Bytes_per_bin) {
case 1: my_char_frame[0] = lwl_data_1.ui4; break;
case 2: my_word_frame[0] = lwl_data_1.ui4; break;
default: my_long_frame[0] = lwl_data_1.ui4;
}
}else if (wire <= my_hi_bin) { /* In range? */
if (my_state == HRPT__READ_FRAME) { /* Yes. Check state */
if (lwl_data_2.ui4 == Frame_num) { /* And check frame # */
switch (Bytes_per_bin) {
case 1: my_char_frame[wire-my_lo_bin] = lwl_data_1.ui4; break;
case 2: my_word_frame[wire-my_lo_bin] = lwl_data_1.ui4; break;
default: my_long_frame[wire-my_lo_bin] = lwl_data_1.ui4;
}
}else {
if (n_errors == 0) {
sprintf (err_txt, "Frame sequence error: Frame 0x%04x\n"
" Packet: 0x%08x 0x%04x 0x%04x 0x%04x\n",
lwl_hdr.ui4, lwl_data_0.ui4, lwl_data_1.ui4, lwl_data_2.ui4);
}
n_errors++;
}
if (wire == my_hi_bin) { /* End of frame? */
/* Yes, merge it in if the
** header bits are OK
*/
if ((Frame_hdr & Lwl_hdr_daq_mask) != Lwl_hdr_daq_soll) {
N_skipped++;
if (Dbg_lev1) {
printf("Skipped frame %d\n"
" Hdr: 0x%08x\n"
" Mask: 0x%08x\n"
" Soll: 0x%08x\n", Frame_num,
Frame_hdr, Lwl_hdr_daq_mask, Lwl_hdr_daq_soll);
}
}else {
N_events++;
k = 0;
for (i = my_lo_bin; i <= my_hi_bin; i++) {
if (Hm_mode_REFLECT == 0) { /* Reflect if necessary */
j = i - my_lo_bin;
}else {
j = my_hi_bin - i;
}
switch (Bytes_per_bin) {
case 1: my_char_base[j] += my_char_frame[k]; break;
case 2: my_word_base[j] += my_word_frame[k]; break;
default: my_long_base[j] += my_long_frame[k];
}
k++;
}
}
my_state == HRPT__SRCH_FRAME;
}
}
}else if (wire == (my_hi_bin + 1)) { /* Frame timing #1? */
continue; /* Yes, ignore */
}else if (wire == (my_hi_bin + 2)) { /* Frame timing #2? */
continue; /* Yes, ignore */
}else if (wire > (my_hi_bin + 2)) { /* Out-of-rnge? */
if (Cnts_hi != 0xffffffff) Cnts_hi++;
}
}
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0x00; /* Reset timer level (if present) */
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TSI_HM_NC) {
process_no_coinc_tsi (lwl_hdr.ui4); /* We have found a "normal"
** TSI (Timing-Status-Info) header. Process
** it.
*/
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TSI_HM_C) {
process_coinc_tsi (lwl_hdr.ui4); /* We have found a "coincidence"
** type TSI header. The packet has 10 bytes
** altogether. Process it.
*/
}else { /* Anything else gets flushed */
lwl_Packet_Read (lwl_hdr.ui4, my_buff);
}
if (FillTimer_expired) {
if (Print_hdr) printf ("\nTaking data in HRPT Mode\n"
" #-Events #-Skip #-TSI #-Frame Sync-Status\n");
Print_hdr = False;
FillTimer_expired = False;
printf ("\r%10u %10u %10u %10u %s", N_events, N_skipped,
(N_no_coin_tsi + N_coin_tsi), Frame_num, er_eol);
if (Daq_active) printf (" DAQ");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__PF) != 0) printf (" PF");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SWC) != 0) printf (" SWC");
if (Nrl_active) printf (" NRL");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC3) != 0) printf (" SYNC3");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC2) != 0) printf (" SYNC2");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC1) != 0) printf (" SYNC1");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC0) != 0) printf (" SYNC0");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__UD) != 0) printf (" UD");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__GU) != 0) printf (" GU");
if (n_errors != 0) {
printf ("\n%d errors occurred in the last time period\n", n_errors);
printf ("The first one was:\n%s\n", err_txt);
n_errors = 0;
}
is = timer_settime (FillTimerId, ~TIMER_ABSTIME, &FillerTime, NULL);
if (is != 0) {
printf ("%s -- failed to set timer\n", Filler_name);
}
}
}
/* Our flag has been set. There should be ..
** .. a message waiting for us. Return to process it.
*/
}
/*
**-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
void SinqHM_filler_daq_tof () {
/* =====================
** Routine to handle Time-of-flight Mode
** Note:
** Lwl_fifo could, in principle, be accessed via a register for better
** efficiency. However, this can cause trouble with the GDB debugger
** when single stepping. I think this is probably connected with
** instruction pipe-lining.
** For the time being, the register copy of Lwl_fifo will NOT be used.
*/
register uint *my_lwl_fifo;
register union {
uint ui4;
usint ui2[2];
uchar ui1[4];
} lwl_hdr, lwl_data;
int i, j, is, ts, left, right, middl, not_finished;
uchar my_buff[32];
register struct tof_histog *my_tof_descr;
uint *edge_pntr;
char er_eol[] = {ESC, '[', '0', 'J'}; /* Erase to End-of-Line */
/*-----------------------------------------------
** Make register copies of some items for speed.
*/
my_lwl_fifo = Lwl_fifo;
/*-----------------------------------------------*/
while (Filler_flag == 0) { /* Loop till flag gets set */
lwl_hdr.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Read a header from the FIFO */
if (lwl_hdr.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
taskDelay (0); /* If FIFO is empty, we can take a breather! */
}else if (((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C1) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C2) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C3) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C4) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C5) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C6) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C7) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C8) ||
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TOF_C9)) {
/* We have found a header of the type we are
** interested in, i.e. a TOF packet. So
** process it. We must first get the 16 bits
** of data which give the counter number.
*/
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0xff; /* Set timer level (if present) */
for (i=0; i<1000; i++) {
lwl_data.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Get the counter number */
if (lwl_data.ui4 != LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) break;
taskDelay (0); /* But wait if FIFO is slow! */
}
if (lwl_data.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
printf ("Time-out getting counter number!\n");
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & Lwl_hdr_daq_mask) != Lwl_hdr_daq_soll) {
/* Some header bits are not what they should be (e.g. NRL may
** be set) so skip the event.
*/
N_skipped++;
if (Dbg_lev1) {
printf("Skipped header: 0x%08x\n"
" Mask: 0x%08x\n"
" Soll: 0x%08x\n",
lwl_hdr.ui4, Lwl_hdr_daq_mask, Lwl_hdr_daq_soll);
}
}else {
/* We have a valid TOF packet. Validate it
** thoroughly and process it. First check
** that the counter number is valid.
*/
if (lwl_data.ui4 >= MAX_TOF_CNTR) {
Tof_count_bad_counter_number++; /* It isn't */
}else {
my_tof_descr = Tof_descr[lwl_data.ui4];
if (my_tof_descr == NULL) {
Tof_count_bad_counter_number++; /* It isn't */
}else {
/* The counter number is valid. Process the time-stamp
** (20-bit quantity) to find which bin to increment.
*/
ts = lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TS_MASK;
if (ts < my_tof_descr->lo_edge) {
if ((Hm_mode_UD != 0) &&
(lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_UD_MASK) == 0) {
my_tof_descr->cnt_early_down++;
}else {
my_tof_descr->cnt_early_up++;
}
}else {
if (ts > my_tof_descr->hi_edge) {
if ((Hm_mode_UD != 0) &&
(lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_UD_MASK) == 0) {
my_tof_descr->cnt_late_down++;
}else {
my_tof_descr->cnt_late_up++;
}
}else {
/* Now search the bin boundary list to find the
** bin to which this event belongs.
*/
edge_pntr = my_tof_descr->bin_edge;
left = 0;
right = my_tof_descr->n_bins;
middl = (left + right)/2;
not_finished = True;
while (not_finished) {
switch (right - left) {
case 0:
not_finished = False;
break;
case 1:
middl = (ts >= edge_pntr[right]) ? right : left;
not_finished = False;
break;
default:
middl = (left + right)/2;
if (ts == edge_pntr[middl]) {
not_finished = False;
}else if (ts > edge_pntr[middl]) {
left = middl;
}else {
right = middl;
}
}
}
if ((Hm_mode_UD != 0) &&
((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_UD_MASK) != 0)) {
middl += my_tof_descr->n_bins;
}
switch (my_tof_descr->bytes_per_bin) {
case 1:
my_tof_descr->u.b_bin_data[middl]++; break;
case 2:
my_tof_descr->u.w_bin_data[middl]++; break;
default:
my_tof_descr->u.l_bin_data[middl]++; break;
}
}
}
}
}
}
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0x00; /* Reset timer level (if present) */
N_events++;
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TSI_HM_NC) {
process_no_coinc_tsi (lwl_hdr.ui4); /* We have found a "normal"
** TSI (Timing-Status-Info) header. Process
** it.
*/
}else if ((lwl_hdr.ui4 & LWL_HDR_TYPE_MASK) == LWL_TSI_HM_C) {
process_coinc_tsi (lwl_hdr.ui4); /* We have found a "coincidence"
** type TSI header. The packet has 10 bytes
** altogether. Process it.
*/
}else { /* Anything else gets flushed */
lwl_Packet_Read (lwl_hdr.ui4, my_buff);
}
if (FillTimer_expired) {
if (Print_hdr) printf ("\nTaking data in TOF Mode\n"
" #-Events #-Skip #-TSI Delay-Time Sync-Status\n");
Print_hdr = False;
FillTimer_expired = False;
printf ("\r%10u %10u %10u %10u %s", N_events, N_skipped,
(N_no_coin_tsi + N_coin_tsi), Dt_or_dts.dts, er_eol);
if (Daq_active) printf (" DAQ");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__PF) != 0) printf (" PF");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SWC) != 0) printf (" SWC");
if (Nrl_active) printf (" NRL");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC3) != 0) printf (" SYNC3");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC2) != 0) printf (" SYNC2");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC1) != 0) printf (" SYNC1");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__SYNC0) != 0) printf (" SYNC0");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__UD) != 0) printf (" UD");
if ((Tsi_flags & STATUS_FLAGS__GU) != 0) printf (" GU");
is = timer_settime (FillTimerId, ~TIMER_ABSTIME, &FillerTime, NULL);
if (is != 0) {
printf ("%s -- failed to set timer\n", Filler_name);
}
}
}
/* Our flag has been set. There should be ..
** .. a message waiting for us. Return to process it.
*/
}
/*
**-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
void SinqHM_filler_daq_trans () {
/* =======================
** Routine to handle Transparent Mode. Data is simply read
** and packed into the buffers. The buffers are used
** cyclically.
** The routine attempts to read packets of data from the
** fibre-optic channel. This code, however, assumes that
** the packets obey the LWL protocol specification.
** Note:
** Lwl_fifo could, in principle, be accessed via a register for better
** efficiency. However, this can cause trouble with the GDB debugger
** when single stepping. I think this is probably connected with
** instruction pipe-lining.
** For the time being, the register copy of Lwl_fifo will NOT be used.
*/
register uint *my_lwl_fifo;
register union {
uint ui4;
usint ui2[2];
uchar ui1[4];
} lwl_hdr, lwl_data;
uint status_info;
int i, j;
register uchar *my_char_nxt;
/*-----------------------------------------------
** Make register copies of some items for speed.
*/
my_lwl_fifo = Lwl_fifo;
my_char_nxt = Next_char;
while (Filler_flag == 0) { /* Loop till flag gets set */
lwl_hdr.ui4 = *Lwl_fifo; /* Read a header from the FIFO */
if (lwl_hdr.ui4 == LWL_FIFO_EMPTY) {
taskDelay (0); /* If FIFO is empty, we can take a breather! */
}else {
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0xff; /* Set timer level (if present) */
*my_char_nxt = lwl_Packet_Read (lwl_hdr.ui4, &my_char_nxt[1]);
Bytes_free = Bytes_free - *my_char_nxt - 1;
my_char_nxt = my_char_nxt + *my_char_nxt + 1;
if (Bytes_free < 24) my_char_nxt = selectNewBuffer (my_char_nxt);
VmioBase[VMIO_PORT_A] = 0x00; /* Reset timer level (if present) */
}
}
/* Our flag has been set. There should be ..
** .. a message waiting for us. Return to process it.
*/
}
/*
**-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
void SinqHM_filler_daq () {
/* =================
*/
int is;
switch (Hm_mode & (~SQHM__SUB_MODE_MSK)) {
case SQHM__TRANS:
SinqHM_filler_daq_trans (); /* Do Transparent mode */
break;
case SQHM__HM_DIG:
SinqHM_filler_daq_hm_dig (); /* Do Digitised-type detectors */
break;
case SQHM__HRPT:
SinqHM_filler_daq_hrpt (); /* Do HRPT (CERCA) type detectors */
break;
case SQHM__HM_PSD:
break;
case SQHM__TOF:
SinqHM_filler_daq_tof (); /* Do time-of-flight read-out */
break;
}
}
/*
**=============================================================================
** Here beginneth the main code for FILLER ...
*/
int SinqHM_filler (int suspend_flag) {
/* =============
** FILLER - Scaler Overflow Handler for SinqHM sub-system.
*/
int status, i, is, j, k, wait_result, indx;
int keep_cycling;
int shm_size;
char recd[80];
struct msg_to_filler_struct msg_buff;
sigset_t proc_sigmask;
struct sigaction sig_action;
/*============================================================================
*/
if (suspend_flag != 0) {
printf ("%s: Suspending ...", Filler_name);
taskSuspend (0); /* We've been told to suspend ourself, ..
** .. presumably for debug reasons.
*/
printf (" suspension ended!\n");
}
/*============================================================================
** Create message queue for receiving requests from clients.
*/
if (MsgQ_to_filler == NULL) {
MsgQ_to_filler = msgQCreate (8, sizeof (msg_buff), MSG_Q_FIFO);
if (MsgQ_to_filler == NULL) {
printf ("%s -- failed to create MsgQ_to_filler message queue.\n",
Filler_name);
exit (KER__BAD_VALUE);
}
if (Dbg_lev1) {
printf ("%s -- created MsgQ_to_filler message queue.\n", Filler_name);
}
}
while (msgQNumMsgs (MsgQ_to_filler) > 0) { /* Ensure Q is empty */
msgQReceive (MsgQ_to_filler, (char *) &msg_buff, sizeof (msg_buff),
WAIT_FOREVER);
}
/*============================================================================
** Create message queues for sending replies to servers.
** Note: MsgQ_to_server[0] is used for messages to SinqHM-master.
*/
for (i = 0; i <= MAX_CLIENTS; i++) {
if (MsgQ_to_server[i] == NULL) {
MsgQ_to_server[i] = msgQCreate (8, sizeof (msg_buff), MSG_Q_FIFO);
if (MsgQ_to_server[i] == NULL) {
printf ("%s -- failed to create MsgQ_to_server[%d] message queue.\n",
Filler_name, i);
exit (KER__BAD_VALUE);
}
if (Dbg_lev1) {
printf ("%s -- created MsgQ_to_server[%d] message queue.\n",
Filler_name, i);
}
}
while (msgQNumMsgs (MsgQ_to_server[i]) > 0) { /* Ensure Q is empty */
msgQReceive (MsgQ_to_server[i], (char *) &msg_buff, sizeof (msg_buff),
WAIT_FOREVER);
}
}
/*============================================================================*/
Filler_flag = 0; /* Ensure the communication flag is zero */
Server_masks[0] = 0x8000; /* This is our bit in SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask */
for (i = 1; i <= MAX_CLIENTS; i++) Server_masks[i] = 1 << (i - 1);
SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask = 0; /* Start up with DAQ enabled */
Lwl_fifo = (uint *) 0x80810080; /* Set up address of Fibre Optic */
Lwl_csr = &Lwl_dummy_csr; /* Set up address of dummy CSR */
/*============================================================================
** Define our signal mask first and define an action routine to catch
** the SIGINT signal our parent will send us when he wants us to exit.
*/
status = sigemptyset (&proc_sigmask);
status = sigprocmask (SIG_SETMASK, &proc_sigmask, NULL);
status = sigemptyset (&sig_action.sa_mask);
sig_action.sa_handler = catch_int_signal;
sig_action.sa_flags = 0;
if (sigaction (SIGINT, &sig_action, NULL) == -1) {
getErrno (&My_errno);
perror ("sigaction error:");
exit (KER__BAD_VALUE);
}
/*============================================================================
** When we can do it, ensure the detector read-out is inhibited and
** flush out any data in the fibre-optic FIFO.
*/
*Lwl_csr = 0x0001; /* This will (maybe) initialise the fibre-optic FIFO. */
lwl_Fifo_Flush (); /* Flush the fibre-optic FIFO. */
/*============================================================================
** Initialisation done, release semaphore so that our parent can continue.
*/
if (Dbg_lev1) printf ("%s -- releasing Sem_Filler semaphore\n",
Filler_name);
is = semGive (Sem_Filler);
if (Dbg_lev1)
printf ("%s -- returned from sem release: %d\n", Filler_name, is);
if (is != OK) {
printf ("%s -- sem release error\n", Filler_name);
exit (KER__BAD_VALUE);
}
taskDelay ((sysClkRateGet())/2); /* Give parent time to display a message */
/*============================================================================
** Make a timer to give occasional status on console
*/
FillTimer_active = False;
FillTimer_expired = False;
if (Hm_mode_NO_STAT != 0) {
printf ("%s -- display of TSI information suppressed\n", Filler_name);
}else {
is = timer_create (CLOCK_REALTIME, NULL, &FillTimerId);
if (is != 0) {
printf ("%s -- timer creation failed\n", Filler_name);
}else {
is = timer_connect (FillTimerId, SinqHM_filler_timer_handler, 0);
if (is != 0) {
printf ("%s -- failed to connect to timer\n", Filler_name);
}else {
FillerTime.it_value.tv_sec = 2; /* Set a 2 second timer */
FillerTime.it_value.tv_nsec = 0;
FillerTime.it_interval.tv_sec = 0;
FillerTime.it_interval.tv_nsec = 0;
is = timer_settime (FillTimerId, ~TIMER_ABSTIME, &FillerTime, NULL);
if (is != 0) {
printf ("%s -- failed to set timer\n", Filler_name);
}
FillTimer_active = True;
}
}
}
/*============================================================================
** Loop taking data and waiting for requests from clients.
*/
for (keep_cycling = True; keep_cycling;) {
if (SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask == 0) {
SinqHM_filler_daq (); /* Start data acquisition ..
** .. We return here whenever Filler_flag ..
** .. indicates that a message is waiting ..
** .. to be processed.
*/
}
is = msgQReceive (MsgQ_to_filler, (char *) &msg_buff, sizeof (msg_buff),
WAIT_FOREVER);
if (is <= 0) {
printf ("%s -- error status from msgQReceive: %d\n", Filler_name, is);
exit (KER__BAD_VALUE);
}
if (Dbg_lev1) printf ("%s -- received a message of %d bytes!\n",
Filler_name, is);
Filler_flag = 0;
indx = msg_buff.u.uu.index;
switch (msg_buff.u.uu.cmnd) {
case DAQ__EXIT:
keep_cycling = False; /* Break out of the loop */
break;
case DAQ__CLR:
SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask &= (~Server_masks[indx]); /* Clear user's mask bit. */
break;
case DAQ__GO:
SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask &= (~Server_masks[0]); /* Clear our mask bit */
break;
case DAQ__INH:
SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask |= Server_masks[indx]; /* Set user's mask bit */
break;
case DAQ__STOP:
SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask |= Server_masks[0]; /* Set our mask bit. */
break;
}
msg_buff.u.uu.new_mask = SinqHM_Dsbl_Mask; /* Put new mask in reply */
is = msgQSend (MsgQ_to_server[indx], /* Tell user to continue */
(char *) &msg_buff,
sizeof (msg_buff),
WAIT_FOREVER, MSG_PRI_NORMAL);
if (is != OK) {
printf ("%s -- error status from msgQSend: %d\n", Filler_name, is);
exit (KER__BAD_VALUE);
}
}
exit (KER__SUCCESS);
}
/*======================================= End of SinqHM_srv_filler.c ========*/