Provides fragments from a ring buffer to the orderer stage of an event builder pipeline.
The program accepts the following options.
--evbhost=hostnameName of the host in which the event builder pipeline (orderer) is running.
--evbport=portno | 'managed'Provides the port on which the event builder is listening for data source connections. If the string managed is used, the event builder is advertising its services via the port manager. Otherwise this must be the number of a port. The default is managed.
This is the name field of the service the event builder
is advertising. The service name is a triplet of the form
Orderer:name:uniquifier
The uniquifier is intended to support running several event
builders in the same system. The middle member of the
triplet is what should be supplied as the name
value for this option.
--info="InfoString"Provides an info string that describes what these data will be (documentation purposes onyl). Since this is used by Tcl/Tk substitution characters should be avoided.
--default-id=INT
Obsolete. Only needed with DAQ 10.x Provides a source id
to use in the event a source id for a fragment annot be determined.
NSCLDAQ 11 and 12 use body headers to assure this information
is always present. See --expectbodyheaders.
--ring=URIProvides the URI of the ring from which this program will get data. This must be a tcp protocol URI.
--timestampextractorOnly needed for NSCLDAQ-10.x. Provides a shared object library name containing a timestamp extraction library.
--expectbodyheaders
If present, the data contain body headers that provide the
source id and timestamp for each fragment. If provided
(default is off), there is no need to provide
--timestampextractor or
--default-id
--oneshot=1 | 0
Supplies a flag that, if true, tells the program to exit
after a run has been processed. The software counts
BEGIN_RUN ring items and when a matching number of
END_RUN ring items are seen the program
exits if it's in --oneshot mode.
--timeoutIn oneshot mode, the maximum number of seconds the source will wait for end runs once the first one has been seen.
--offset=ticksProvides the ability to compensate for fixed synchronization offsets in data sources. The signed integer value of this option is added to the timestamps for all fragments. Note that this is added to the fragment header used to prepend all data items. No modifications to the body occur.