source/rcdaq/daq_device_pluginexample.h

0001 #ifndef __DAQ_DEVICE_PLUGINEXAMPLE__
0002 #define __DAQ_DEVICE_PLUGINEXAMPLE__
0003
0004
0005
0006 #include <daq_device.h>
0007 #include <pulserTriggerHandler.h>
0008 #include <iostream>
0009
0010
0011
0012 // this is part of the example how to build a plugin.
0013 // It consists of a (silly) daq_device class (which creates a
0014 // packet of type ID4EVT where channel i has the value i), and
0015 // the actual "plugin" part, a plugabble class called
0016 // example_plugin, which inherits from RCDAQPlugin.
0017
0018 // Also note that the plugin class can support more than one
0019 // daq_device (here we have only one).
0020
0021 class daq_device_pluginexample : public  daq_device {
0022
0023 public:
0024
0025   daq_device_pluginexample (const int eventtype
0026     , const int subeventid
0027     , const int n_words=32
0028     , const int trigger_enabled=0);
0029
0030
0031   ~daq_device_pluginexample();
0032
0033
0034   void identify(std::ostream& os = std::cout) const;
0035
0036   int max_length(const int etype) const;
0037
0038   // functions to do the work
0039
0040   int put_data(const int etype, int * adr, const int length);
0041
0042   int init();
0043
0044   int rearm( const int etype);
0045
0046 protected:
0047   subevtdata_ptr sevt;
0048   unsigned int number_of_words;
0049   pulserTriggerHandler *th;
0050
0051 };
0052
0053
0054 #endif