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The Fiber Overall Common Block


typedef struct FIBER_OVERALL_COM {
  int   num_pixel_hits;
  int   max_pixel_hits;
  int   num_iit_clusters;
  int   num_fiber_hits;
  int   num_fiber_clusters;
  float energy;
  int   typeflag;
  int   num_pixel_hits_iit[MAX_IIT];
  int   num_iit_clusters_iit[MAX_IIT];
  int   num_fiber_hits_iit[MAX_IIT];
  int   num_fiber_clusters_iit[MAX_IIT];
} FIBER_OVERALL_COM;

       common/fgfiboa/fgfiboa_nph,fgfiboa_mph,fgfiboa_nic,
     &                fgfiboa_nfh,fgfiboa_nfc,fgfiboa_e,fgfiboa_typ,
     &                fgfiboa_nphi,fgfiboa_nici,
     &                fgfiboa_nfhi,fgfiboa_nfci

The Fiber Overall common block contains some generic quantities about the event as a whole. It contains the number of elements of pixels, IIT clusters, fiber hits, and fiber clusters in num_pixel_hits, num_iit_clusters, num_fiber_hits, and num_fiber_clusters, respectively. Each of these counters has a corresponding array of counters suffixed with _iit. These arrays contain the number of elements of each type which are associated with each IIT. The energy and type flag variables are not currently used, but are available for future use.

max_pixel_hits is used internally by libscifi to improve speed and efficiency, and is the maximum number of pixels which can be stored in the memory currently allocated for pixels, which may be larger than the actual number of pixels in the event. This value should never be used for analysis.



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