Instead of creating files and writing data into them as it is gathered by the rare isotope data collection system this program reads previously created data files and processes them as though they were data being collected by the rare isotope data collection system.
It uses a shared memory partition which is loaded with the configuration data needed to process the data read from the files.
The original use of this program was to allow software development of the HIST system in an environment without the hardware. It has grown to be a fairly extensive AMS file playback system.
This program runs as a daemon unless overridden with the --no_daemon argument. Usually it should not be started in the background.
If there is a TCL script associated with the shared memory setup LISTPsetup_v2(8) must be used to load the TCL script into listpSIM_v2.
This program is part of the NEC AMS system.
Argument processing is done using Unix long argument syntax.
The values of all of the parameters listed here (whether or not they were supplied on the command line) are printed on stderr when the program starts.
If this argument is not supplied the default is "localhost".
If this argument is not supplied the default is "localhost".
If this argument is not supplied the default is "localhost".
If this argument is not supplied the default is "CAMAC".
Note that since no CAMAC I/O is actually performed this number is only used to parse the DATA table.
If this is not supplied it defaults to 1.
See the listp_v2(8) manual page for this information.