Output parameters
Farhi
farhi at ill.fr
Fri Mar 10 15:30:53 CET 2000
Hy
I have adopted a solution for the numerous output parameters I had in my
components : I put all of them into structures. Thus there is only one
symbol than contains all the data. Then, the Monitor_Optimizer uses the
same principle as your Adapt_check for getting the information :
MC_GETPAR with the optimizer name from the instrument definition. This
adds an input parameter to Monitor_Optimizer. I updated this fact in the
doc attached.
Cheers.
EF.
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