The current handler accepts the following Gasp format ...
The event data is 16bit aligned, starting with a word 0xfnnn, where nnn is the number of event words.
Initial sequence of ...
(label, tag, bgo_esum, bgo_mult, camel1, camel2, camel3, camel4, camel5, ge_count, ge_start, ib_count, ib_start)
All data words are output in Eurogam group format, with Ge group number equal to ge_id.
Hence an input format statement could look like ...
header[255] (label, tag, bgo_esum, bgo_mult, ge_count, ge_start, ib_count, ib_start) camel[254] (p1, p2, p3, p4, p5) ge[1:ge_count] (e,t) ib[101:ib_count+100] (e,t)
All tape records are 32768 bytes in length.
Each tape file consists of one of more header records containing,
amongst other items, the run number.
Followed by data records with a 32 byte header.
The runfile details to be provided for the input handler for tape sorts should be of the form ...
TAPE1 RUN3 TAPE1 RUN4 TAPE2 RUN5 etc.The first word on each line (tape name field) is only checked to see if it changes, to force the program to unload the current tape, and allow the user to load the next tape.