$THISPNT
The pointer to the location in BDAT (see DATA_BUFFER) of the data of the current event being read out is stored in $THISPNT. Obviously, this value must be updated every time subroutine Event is called.
This location is used as an internal counter of event number by the SSP. Since the master writes the event number each time it gives the command EVENT, it is useful to have an internal counter in each SSP to check that the event numbers are consecutive. In this way, missing events can be
detected and counted ( in $MISSEV).
This location is used to count the number of events that have been collected during the run.
This location is used to count the number of bad events that have occurred during the run. The definition of a bad event is SSP_dependent; for example it may be defined as any event that contains an error bank.
An internal event counter ($THIS_EV) is used to count the events for comparison with the value $PR_EVENT written by the master. If an event is discovered to be missing, the counter $MISSEV is incremented.
If an event is cut short because $MAX_VAR has been exceeded for the variable part of the event, the location $OVERFLOW will be incremented.
If the variable part of an event is less than $MIN_VAR, the location $OVERFLOW will be incremented.
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