pawfopi

M. Krämer

March 18, 1993

Abstract:

You should not try to read this write-up in a textbook manner. It is intended more as a collection of tips and tricks. It is organized in such a way that you can pickup the topics of interest to you.

This document is available as DVI and PS files under

• AIX and ULTRIX in

  ~/fopi/pawfopi/docprime.ps,
  ~/fopi/pawfopi/docprime.dvi,

• MVS in

  KP09.PAWFOPI.PS(docprime)
  KP09.PAWFOPI.DVI(docprime)

• Contents
• Available Computers
• Using different computers
  • Using VMS
    • Using PAW on VMS
    • Accessing mass data under VMS
  • Using MVS
    • MVS logon from different computers
    • MVS File System
    • PAW Graphics under MVS
    • Running PAW under MVS
    • Accessing mass data under MVS
    • Printing under MVS
  • Using UNIX
    • Using and Customizing AIX
    • Using and Customizing ULTRIX
    • Using UNIX Workstations as Terminals
    • Using PAW under UNIX
    • Accessing mass data under UNIX
    • Printing under UNIX
• Working Online
  • Basic Steps
  • Advanced Topics
    • Filters
    • Maximum Event Size
    • Parameter Events
    • Age of Events
    • Hexdumping data
• Mass Data Handling
• Moving data
  • Moving Text Files
    • VAX/VMS IBM/MVS
    • VAX/VMS UNIX
    • UNIX VMS or MVS
    • MVS UNIX or VMS
  • Moving Binary Data: DST and Raw Files
    • VMS MVS disk
    • VMS UNIX disk
    • UNIX disk VMS
    • UNIX disk MVS
    • MVS disk UNIX disk and VMS
    • MVS disk MVS Tape
    • ULTRIX ltf
    • AIX tcopy
    • The bincopy utility for AIX and ULTRIX
  • RZ files
• Program development
  • Programming conventions
  • Naming conventions
  • Basic Structure of the PAW_FOPI analysis code
  • Porting Code between different Computer Systems
    • "C"-code
    • FORTRAN code
  • Working with the FLIB libraries
    • Changing existing sources
    • Introducing new sources
  • Working with private code
    • Compiling
    • Linking
    • Porting
• The f2f FORTRAN converter
• FORTRAN Portability Guidelines
• Cave B Data Structures (preliminary)
  • Raw Event Data Structures
  • Subevent Data Structures
  • Error Subevents
  • 4 Plastic Wall Data Structures (preliminary)
    • Internal Topological Database
    • ZEBRA Bank structures
• IBM Function Keys on VT220 under VMS
  • Emulated Function Keys
  • Special Attachment Functions
• IBM Function Keys on RS/6000 HFT console with telnet/telmvs
• VT100 emulation on an RS/6000 HFT console with telvt
  • Emulated Function Keys
• IBM Function Keys with xmvs
  • On RS/6000 HFT console or MF10x keyboard
  • On a VTxxx keyboard
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