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/*DataStructs.h
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*Data structures for analysis. To be implemented as a dictionary for ROOT in LinkDef
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*Based on: FocalPlane_SABRE.h
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*Gordon M. Oct. 2019
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*/
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#ifndef DATA_STRUCTS_H
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#define DATA_STRUCTS_H
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#include <vector>
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#include <cstdint>
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struct DPPChannel
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{
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double Timestamp;
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int Channel, Board, Energy, EnergyShort;
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int Flags;
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std::vector<uint16_t> Samples;
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};
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/*
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ROOT does a bad job of ensuring that header-only type dictionaries (the only type they explicity accept)
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are linked when compiled as shared libraries (the recommended method). As a work around, a dummy function that
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ensures the library is linked (better than no-as-needed which I dont think is in general supported across platforms)
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*/
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bool EnforceDictonaryLinked();
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#endif
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