KID - KLOE Integrated Dataflow

Introduction

The data in use at the KLOE experiment are formatted using the YBOS format. Several data sources are available at any time:

• files on local, NFS and AFS mounted disks
• files in the KLOE archiving system
• local memory buffers
• remote data sources

All the data sources can be of interest for an application; different sources can be used at different points in time or for different tasks. Moreover, sometimes it can be useful to combine the data of several sources to get a more complete view of a problem.

What is KID

KID (or KLOE Integrated Dataflow) is a software package developed to simplify the read-out of data from different sources; the source selection is achieved by mean of an URI (Uniform Resource Identifier).

The KID package is made of:

• a programming library
• a remote server process
• some utility programs

Other user information

• KID standard modules URIs
• Compile and link instructions
• KID A_C Input Module Usage

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