[daip] 31DEC08 LINUX midnite job (dave, 20080530.034415)

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dave update report for 31DEC08 on Fri May 30 03:44:40 UTC 2008 (UT)

Copies and compiles:

AIPSUPD - Using CVS for copying files.
UPDCVS - cvs copy of 31DEC08 begun, 1st character means
 - U added, P updated, M your file differs from master
 - C you have a changed file needing work (error!)
 - ? you have a file not on the master (ignore)
? 31DEC08/ERRORS
U 31DEC08/TIMESTAMP
U 31DEC08/APL/PGM/NOTST/FIXAL.FOR
U 31DEC08/HELP/FIXAL.HLP
U 31DEC08/HELP/FXALIAS.HLP
P 31DEC08/HELP/LSAPROPO.HLP
P 31DEC08/HIST/CHANGE.DOC
U 31DEC08/RUN/FXALIAS.001
P 31DEC08/UPDATE/COMLNK.UPD
U 31DEC08/UPDATE/COMLNK.UPD.SUM
U 31DEC08/UPDATE/LASTCVS.DAT
P 31DEC08/UPDATE/PUTBCK.UPD
U 31DEC08/UPDATE/PUTBCK.UPD.SUM
P 31DEC08/UPDATE/REASONS.UPD
U 31DEC08/UPDATE/REASONS.UPD.SUM
P 31DEC08/UPDATE/WHATISOUT.UPD
U 31DEC08/UPDATE/WHATISOUT.UPD.SUM
P 31DEC08/Y/PGM/NOTST/UVPLT.FOR
UPDCVS - cvs update of 31DEC08 completed
UPDCVS - cvs update of TEXT completed
AIPSUPD - UPDCVS apparently worked

UPDCONTROL - /home/AIPS/31DEC08/LINUX/UPDATE/LASTREMOVE.DAT = 20080529.034300
UPDCONTROL - /home/AIPS/31DEC08/LINUX/UPDATE/LASTCOPY.DAT = 20080529.034300
UPDCONTROL - /home/AIPS/31DEC08/LINUX/UPDATE/LASTCOMRPL.DAT = 20080529.034300
UPDCONTROL - /home/AIPS/31DEC08/LINUX/UPDATE/LASTCOMLNK.DAT = 20080529.034300

UPDCONTROL - Everything seems in order

UPDCOMRPL: COMRPLs


UPDCOMRPL: currently in /home/AIPS/31DEC08/LINUX/UPDATE

UPDCOMLNK: COMLNKs

29-MAY-2008 16:31:10 20080529 TST APGNOT   FIXAL.FOR     egreisen
29-MAY-2008 16:33:30 20080529 TST YPGNOT   UVPLT.FOR     egreisen

UPDCOMLNK: currently in /home/AIPS/31DEC08/LINUX/UPDATE
UPDCOMLNK: /home/AIPS/31DEC08/APL/PGM/NOTST/FIXAL.FOR
UPDCOMLNK: /home/AIPS/31DEC08/Y/PGM/NOTST/UVPLT.FOR


UPDCONTROL - Reasons for file updates on Fri May 30 03:44:29 UTC 2008 (UT)

29-MAY-2008 16:21:53 20080529 TST YPGNOT   UVPLT.FOR     frequency scaling error
29-MAY-2008 16:22:51 20080529 TST RUNSYS   FXALIAS.001   proc to fix alias
29-MAY-2008 16:23:02 20080529 TST HLPFIL   FXALIAS.HLP   help for new proc
29-MAY-2008 16:23:11 20080529 TST HLPFIL   FIXAL.HLP     help for new task
29-MAY-2008 16:23:27 20080529 TST APGNOT   FIXAL.FOR     task to find alias function and correct data
29-MAY-2008 16:31:03 20080529 TST APGNOT   FIXAL.FOR     intrinsic func name
29-MAY-2008 16:33:10 20080529 TST HIST     CHANGE.DOC    fxalias

CHANGE.DOC entries:

12620.  May 29, 2008              UVPLT                 Eric
        Code got rearranged apparently so that the multiplier that set
        u,v,w to the correct value was reset to 1.0 before
        application.  The uvw should now be a proper function of
        channel and IF.
        Moved nowhere.

12621.  May 29, 2008         fix Alias                  Eric
        The VLA using the old correlator has problems on EVLA-EVLA
        baselines for narrow spectral bandpasses.  The continuum of
        the other sideband is aliased into the observing band with a
        channel-dependent amplitude and opposite phase.  A new task
        FIXAL has been written to read a data set containing
        continuum, bandpass-quality calibrators to determine this
        pattern, which appears to be the same for all antenna pairs,
        polarizations, and IFs.  FIXAL then applies the correction to
        the primary data set, determining the phase of the continuum
        by fitting the pattern to those channels not containing
        spectral-line signals and then removing the aliased signal.
        A procedure FXALIAS has also been written.  This flags
        EVLA-EVLA baselines, runs BPASS, unflags EVLA-EVLA baselines,
        runs SPLAT, runs UVCOP to separate the bandpass calibrators
        toa second data set, and finally runs FIXAL.  This procedure
        will function for simple cases and offers a pattern for cases
        in which the user wishes less standard BPASS parameters or for
        the taking the alias pattern parameters from a different data
        set.  Both FXALIAS and FIXAL are marked in the helps as
        experimental for good reason.
        Moved nowhere.

12622.  May