buildcache.c File Reference

#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <sys/types.h>
#include <sys/stat.h>
#include <unistd.h>
#include <burstdso.h>

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Functions
int	getFrameCache (char *fQuery, char *dataserver)
int	main (int argc, char *argv[])
	MAIN function of SideBandMCMC code Compute the posterior pdfs of the orbital and nuisance parameters of a binary signal in Fstat form.

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Function Documentation

int getFrameCache	(	char *	fQuery,
		char *	dataserver
	)

Definition at line 31 of file buildcache.c.

int main	(	int	argc,
		char *	argv[]
	)

MAIN function of SideBandMCMC code Compute the posterior pdfs of the orbital and nuisance parameters of a binary signal in Fstat form.

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variable declarations

the status must be initially blank; this can be done by making it static:

static LALStatus status;

other variables:

ExampleOutput output; ExampleInput input; ExampleParams params;

parse arguments, if desired

for example:

program = *argv; while ( --argc > 0 ) { ++argv; if ( ! strcmp( *argv, "-d" ) ) { --argc; ++argv; lalDebugLevel = atoi( *argv ); continue; } if ( ! strcmp( *argv, "-v" ) ) { verbose = 1; continue; } if ( ! strcmp( *argv, "-h" ) ) { fprintf( stderr, usage, program ); return 0; } fprintf( stderr, "no such option %s\n", *argv ); fprintf( stderr, usage, program ); return FAIL_ARGS; }

/** test response to invalid data

these tests must be wrapped so they are not done when debugging is disabled:

ifndef LAL_NDEBUG if ( ! lalNoDebug ) { LALExample( &status, NULL, &input, &params ); if ( status.statusCode != EXAMPLEH_ENULL || strcmp( status.statusDescription, EXAMPLEH_MSGENULL ) ) { fprintf( stderr, "incorrect error code %d and message %s\n", status.statusCode, status.statusDescription ); fprintf( stderr, "expecting error code %d and message %s\n", EXAMPLEH_ENULL, EXAMPLEH_MSGENULL ); return FAIL_CODE; }

fputs( "PASS: Test response to invalid data\n", stderr ); } endif

test response to valid data

for example:

LALExample( &status, &output, &input, &param ); if ( status.statusCode ) { fprintf( stderr, "received error code %d and message %s\n", status.statusCode, status.statusDescription ); return FAIL_ESUB; }

(perform checks on the contents of output too!)

during default operation, output to the screen should be minimal:

for ( i = 0; i < 1048576; ++i ) printf( "%d\n", i ); !!! BAD !!!

but it is OK to indicate that tests have passed:

fputs( "PASS: Test response to valid data\n", stderr );

check for memory leaks and return success:

LALCheckMemoryLeaks(); fputs( "PASS: All tests\n" );

Definition at line 171 of file buildcache.c.

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