[daip] more on FIXXM/FILLM

[Michael Rupen]

Hi Eric,

  success!!  I started both FILLM and FIXXM Monday afternoon, hoping to load
in data taken that evening.  FILLM went off into never-never land and
never gave any results --

   FILLM     Task FILLM  (release of 31DEC03) begins
   FILLM     Shadow flag limit = 2.500E+01 meters.
   FILLM     No opacity correction in CL table.
   FILLM     No gain curve correction in CL table.
   FILLM     Welcome to real-time FILLM!

and then nothing else; while FIXXM worked perfectly:

   FIXXM     Task FIXXM  (release of 31DEC03) begins
   FIXXM     UV data will be written in compressed format
   FIXXM     Shadow flag limit = 2.500E+01 meters.
   FIXXM     No opacity correction in CL table.
   FIXXM     No gain curve correction in CL table.
   FIXXM     Welcome to real-time FIXXM!
   FIXXM     tape file #  1, start date/time = 20030310/22:18:30
   FIXXM
   FIXXM     *** ATTENTION - default: loading subarray 1 ***
   FIXXM
   FIXXM     MCINI: Processing Correlator Code '    ' with  26 antennas.
   FIXXM     MCINI - Continuum, 2 compatible IFs
   FIXXM     Program = AR508 ; Tape revision number =   26.
   FIXXM     Create 20030311    .C BAND.  1 (UV)  on disk  1  cno    1
   FIXXM     Ref. date = 20030311 A-C = 4.885100 B-D =  4.835100 GHz
   FIXXM     FLMFQ: FQ entry tolerance = 1.000E+02   1.000E+02
   FIXXM     Found 0137+331        :    0 50.000 MHz at IAT   0/ 00:00:10.0
   FIXXM     Found 0137+331        :    0 50.000 MHz at IAT   0/ 00:01:30.0

etc.

   FIXXM     Found 07379-25570     :    0 50.000 MHz at IAT   0/ 00:55:30.0
   FIXXM     Dropped   48920 shadowed vis at limit  2.5000E+01 meter
   FIXXM     Read    209615 visibilities from999 files
   FIXXM     Appears to have ended successfully
   FIXXM     verdi        31DEC03 TST: Cpu=       0.0  Real=    9904

Both were started within a minute of each other.  Unfortunately with FILLM
there was no sign it even found any data, so it may easily have failed
almost instantly rather than timing out while waiting for data later on.
Anyhow FIXXM brought home the goods :)

  Cheers,

             Michael