Changeset 17658 for trunk/FACT++/src
- Timestamp:
- 04/06/14 13:54:26 (11 years ago)
- Location:
- trunk/FACT++/src
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trunk/FACT++/src/EventBuilder.cc
r17332 r17658 850 850 return true; 851 851 852 // If we will have a software trigger which prevents single events from writing, 853 // the logic of writing the stop time and the trigger counters need to be adapted. 854 // Currently it is just the values of the last valid event. 852 855 bool rc1 = true; 853 856 if (evt->valid()) … … 896 899 bool procEvt(const shared_ptr<EVT_CTRL2> &evt) 897 900 { 901 RUN_CTRL2 &run = *evt->runCtrl; 902 903 bool check = true; 898 904 if (evt->valid()) 899 905 { … … 915 921 event->BoardTime[ib] = evt->FADhead[ib].time; 916 922 917 RUN_CTRL2 &run = *evt->runCtrl; 918 919 // Physics trigger 920 if (evt->trgTyp && !(evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kAll)) 921 run.triggerCounter[0]++; 922 // Pure pedestal trigger 923 else if ((evt->trgTyp&FAD::EventHeader::kPedestal) && !(evt->trgTyp&FAD::EventHeader::kTIM)) 924 run.triggerCounter[1]++; 925 // external light pulser trigger 926 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kLPext) 927 run.triggerCounter[2]++; 928 // time calibration triggers 929 else if (evt->trgTyp & (FAD::EventHeader::kTIM|FAD::EventHeader::kPedestal)) 930 run.triggerCounter[3]++; 931 // internal light pulser trigger 932 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kLPint) 933 run.triggerCounter[4]++; 934 // external trigger input 1 935 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kExt1) 936 run.triggerCounter[5]++; 937 // external trigger input 2 938 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kExt2) 939 run.triggerCounter[6]++; 940 // other triggers 941 else 942 run.triggerCounter[7]++; 943 944 evt->triggerCounter = run.triggerCounter; 945 946 if (!eventCheck(*evt)) 947 { 948 secondaryQueue.emplace(new EVT_CTRL2(kRequestEventCheckFailed, evt->runCtrl)); 949 return true; 950 } 951 } 952 953 // If file is open post the event for being written 954 secondaryQueue.post(evt); 923 check = eventCheck(*evt); 924 925 // If the event is valid, increase the trigger counter accordingly 926 if (check) 927 { 928 // Physics trigger 929 if (evt->trgTyp && !(evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kAll)) 930 run.triggerCounter[0]++; 931 // Pure pedestal trigger 932 else if ((evt->trgTyp&FAD::EventHeader::kPedestal) && !(evt->trgTyp&FAD::EventHeader::kTIM)) 933 run.triggerCounter[1]++; 934 // external light pulser trigger 935 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kLPext) 936 run.triggerCounter[2]++; 937 // time calibration triggers 938 else if (evt->trgTyp & (FAD::EventHeader::kTIM|FAD::EventHeader::kPedestal)) 939 run.triggerCounter[3]++; 940 // internal light pulser trigger 941 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kLPint) 942 run.triggerCounter[4]++; 943 // external trigger input 1 944 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kExt1) 945 run.triggerCounter[5]++; 946 // external trigger input 2 947 else if (evt->trgTyp & FAD::EventHeader::kExt2) 948 run.triggerCounter[6]++; 949 // other triggers 950 else 951 run.triggerCounter[7]++; 952 } 953 } 954 955 // If this is an invalid event, the current triggerCounter needs to be copied 956 // because runClose will use that one to update the TRIGGER_COUNTER. 957 // When closing the file, the trigger counter of the last successfully 958 // written event is used. 959 evt->triggerCounter = run.triggerCounter; 960 961 // If event check has failed, skip the event and post a close request instead. 962 // Otherwise, if file is open post the event for being written 963 if (!check) 964 secondaryQueue.emplace(new EVT_CTRL2(kRequestEventCheckFailed, evt->runCtrl)); 965 else 966 secondaryQueue.post(evt); 955 967 956 968 return true; -
trunk/FACT++/src/EventBuilder.h
r17358 r17658 74 74 FileStatus_t fileStat; 75 75 76 std::array<uint32_t, 8> triggerCounter; 76 std::array<uint32_t, 8> triggerCounter; // triggerCounter must only be manipulated in procEvt to keep it thread safe 77 77 78 78 std::shared_ptr<DrsCalibration> calib; … … 134 134 int closeRequest; 135 135 136 std::array<uint32_t, 8> triggerCounter; 136 std::array<uint32_t, 8> triggerCounter; // triggerCounter must only be manipulated in procEvt to keep it thread safe 137 137 138 138 std::shared_ptr<RUN_CTRL2> runCtrl;
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