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> On Wed, 27 Mar 1996, Rozelle Wright wrote:
> > I'm not sure about other sites, but here at Los Alamos, all of our
> capfast symbols
> > have pproc(<for every link where it matters>) set to NPP, so the
> change won't affect
> > us at all. I think most places using capfast got their symbols from us, so
> > it should not be a real problem for capfast users. It is a problem
> for people
> > who made their databases directly from dct.
> > Rozelle
> >
>
> Unfortunately it *has* been a real problem for this Capfast
> user - its taken quite a lot of effort to track down all the
> default PP links that were assumed in our old DCT generated
> database.
>
> I'm not sure which Capfast EPICS symbol library is the one
> used at LANL - is it the one distributed with EPICS or by
> Phase3 (or neither)?
>
> Another added complication that has been exposed by our
> changing to using a new e2sr (V2.1.3) is that the typ()
> port property defined in the symbol library for many
> fields is wrongly set to "val". e2sr now complains
> at great length about this. I think this means that the
> pproc() property is ineffective for these links. In these
> cases I can only force links to be PP by setting pproc() to
> be PP *and* also changing the typ() property for the
> link to "path".
>
> Philip
>
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> Philip Taylor, Royal Greenwich Observatory,
> Madingley Road, CAMBRIDGE. CB3 0EZ. UK
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>
I apologize, I was looking at the wrong set of symbols.
We do have capfast symbols that were revised first by Nick Reese and
are having additional revisions made here by Eric Bjorklund. These are not the
same as the capfast symbols that were originally distributed from LANL.
The new ones which we are currently using appear to have the pproc properties set properly.
Eric is also working on revisions to e2sr. I will let Eric and/or Nick respond as to how
and when these revisions will be available to the rest of the EPICS community.
Rozelle
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