Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 IOC Applications Host Applications Directory Structure Environment Setup Issues and To-Do Software Infrastructure LCLS Control SW Meeting, Mar 2, 2006

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 IOC Applications Base SLC Restore IPAC App-Unique App-Shared RTEMS Apps RTEMS Loads on top of RTEMS Apps built from many pieces Some pieces shared with other projects and sites Some pieces shared between apps but not other projects Other pieces are unique to the specific app Sequences and DBs Very special record, device, drivers Test programs (ie, test some functionality on soft IOC or w/o EPICS) What else

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 EPICS-version dependent File I/O mostly on startup Use small set of standard packages – rtems, gcc, perl, gnumake, snc, debugger Collaboration development environment pretty mature Not all pieces work for all target architectures (linux, beatnik, uC5282) IOC Applications (cont)

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 Host Applications Usually large programs Taylor to fit Lots of file I/O Not all EPICS- version dependent Some require “exotic” packages More system management needs Config Files Data Files Env VarsStartup Options

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 Source sometimes needs tweaks to meet site-unique requirements rtemizing adding more env vars and startup options for more flexibility patches (ie, EPICS base) File backup – AFS for source Source control – CVS Data output files - NFS IOC and Host Applications

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 /afs/slac/g/lcls ($LCROOT) 3.14.x.x-epics – epics version-dependent source epics ($EPICS) – link to latest version of epics tools ($TOOLS) – epics version-independent host tools, scripts, config files (except for large packages below) xal ($XAL) – high-level physics apps and XAL “base” cmlog $(CMLOG) – common message logger matlab $(MAT) – xal and epics version-independent matlab scripts and config files maintained by controls Reference Area Directory Structure

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 /afs/slac/g/lcls/epics – epics-version dependent base - from APS site – from other sites or developed here and shared, in general, only ioc code here (exception – SNC) ioc – ioc apps and startup scripts extensions – host tools, some executable scripts, NO ioc code here *config – setup scripts (no executable scripts) *edm – config files and displays *other extension config files * note – see issues later base, site, extensions installed bin and lib areas in PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 /afs/slac/g/lcls/epics/base, site, extensions Directories imported into CVS and then checked out: configure – 3.14-style configuration files for gnumake config – 3.13-style configuration files for gnumake (extensions-only) src – top level directory of source for various packages Directories installed by gnumake: bin – RTEMS loadable objects and host executable scripts and executables lib – static and dynamic shared libraries javalib – jar and java files (extensions only) db, dbd – db, template, and db definition files (base and site only) include – shared include files doc and html – documentation (copy to wiki) Only bin, lib, javalib, db, and dbd needed for running base built for all targets site built for subset of targets extensions built for host target only

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 /afs/slac/g/lcls/epics/ioc – ioc apps and startup scripts configure - build configuration files App – applications iocBoot – startup files and ioc-related configuration files for iocConsole, dhcp, etc installation directories (bin, db, dbd), expect very few files under include and lib Only bin, db, dbd needed for running Apps are target-dependent

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 /afs/slac/g/lcls/tools – epics-version independent Directories imported into CVS and then checked out: vdct, archiveViewer, etc – so far, only java apps script – executable scripts, included in PATH, all non-XAL java apps should have a script here, scripts to run extensions, etc, no non-exec setup scripts Directories created by build (or manually): javalib – jar and java files TBD Only script and javalib needed for running Some packages require manual copy of jar file from source area to javalib (unless build.xml is changed to do it) Built for host target only.

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 In general, CVS repository structure matches reference area Once in production, reference area becomes read-only and is updated using only CVS Add README file to each significant directory Add Makefile at all levels, when possible All non-exec setup scripts, config files, and standalone startup files go under a directory called “config” All executable scripts go under “script” which is then added to PATH (exception – those that come with epics packages) No data files in the reference area. Reference area is for source and installed files only. Reference Area Comments

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 Right now, $EPICS/config/epicsReset.bash and.csh will reset any existing environment and set it to LCLS. Use epicsSetup.* if you don’t want PATH, etc, reset. When a new extension or tool is added that needs env vars, add defaults to epicsSetup. If a tool requires many variables, create a config setup file and change epicsSetup to call it. CLASSPATH is not set here – instead set using java option in exec script. Nothing should be done in epicsSetup that changes a user’s home area (adds or removes files). Put that in the exec script. Environment Setup

Stephanie Allison Software Mar 2, 2006 Some files under $EPICS are not epics-version independent and need to be moved out. Environment setup files should allow selection of epics version with default being the one in production. How to use the same RELEASE file for different EPICS versions. Need plan for moving files to production. Also, plan for CVS branches. Other production issues … Better way to choose which site packages and which ioc apps are built for uC5282 too (or only). Be nice if the shared NFS data area had a similar structure as the source area. Issues and To-Do