XOP 2.0 (obsolete version)
http://www.esrf.fr/computing/scientific/xop2.0/
This directory contains the XOP package and some XOP extensions.
Contents
- What is XOP?
- Directory contents
- Supported hardware
- XOP extensions
- Licensing information
- Reference
- Additional info
XOP (X-ray Oriented Programs) is a graphical user interface to run computer
programs that calculate basic information needed by synchrotron radiation
beamline scientists and engineers. It can also be used as a front end for
specific codes or packages for data analysis and data reduction.
XOP contains a customized database for optical and atomic constants (DABAX).
It has a flexible design and new applications may be added.
More information on XOP can be obtained at:
http://www.esrf.fr/computing/scientific/xop2.0/
- Unix
(directory with files for installing XOP in Unix platforms: Linux, Sun, HP,
Silicon Graphics, Compact Alpha)
- Unix/Extensions
(directory with files for installing XOP extensions in Unix systems.)
- DabaxFiles
(directory with optional database files for installing in your
$XOP_HOME/data/dabax directory.)
- Windows
(directory with files for installing XOP in Windows platforms:
95/98/NT/2000)
- Windows/Extensions
(directory with files for installing XOP extensions in Windows
systems.)
XOP is available all supported in the following platforms:
|
Platform |
Vendor |
Hardware |
Operating System (Version) |
| Unix |
Compaq |
Alpha Digital |
Alpha Digital (4.0) |
| Unix |
Hewlett-Packard |
HP PA-RISC |
HP-UX (10.20) |
| Unix |
Silicon Graphics |
SGI Mips |
Irix (6.2) |
| Unix |
SUN |
SPARC-Ultra 1/2 |
Solaris 2 (2.6) |
| Unix |
IBM etc. |
Intel x86 |
Linux (2.0) |
| Windows |
Microsoft |
Intel x86 |
Windows 95/98/NT (4.0)/2000 |
The available XOP extensions included are:
- SHADOWVUI: A Visual user interface to the SHADOW ray-tracing code.
For information on SHADOW, see
http://www.nanotech.wisc.edu/shadow
Available under Windows
and for Unix (Sun,HP,Alpha and Linux).
Version: SHADOWVUI 1.0 Beta 3
- XAID: XAFS is a package to perform XAFS data analysis.
Available under Windows and under all
supported Unix platforms.
Version: XAID 1.2
- PROW: A data integration program based on profile fitting for the evaluation
of weak and/or overlapped 2-dimensional macromolecular
diffraction patterns written by Dominique Bourgeois (
bourgeoi@esrf.fr).
Available only under Unix (HP,Sun,Linux,Silicon Graphics,Compact
Alpha).
Version: PROW 1.3
- IMD: IMD is an that can calculate the optical properties - reflectance,
transmittance, and absorptance - of an arbitrary multilayer structure.
It has been written by David L. Windt (
windt@astro.columbia.edu).
Available under Windows and under all supported Unix
platforms.
Version: IMD 4.1
- TOPO: TOPO is a program to perform analysis on profiles and surfaces.
It has been written by David L. Windt
(windt@astro.columbia.edu).
Available under Windows and under all supported Unix platforms.
Version: TOPO 2.04
The XOP software is built using an embedded license of IDL from RSI
(Research Systems Inc.) (
http://www.rsinc.com) under the conditions of the "XOP embedded
software license agreement" signed by RSI, ESRF
and APS. This implies that the user is allowed to run the XOP software
but not to separate, modify or transform in any way parts of the IDL software
included in XOP. Additional information can be obtained by
srio@esrf.fr
See the file
$XOP_HOME/README_COPYRIGHT.TXT
in the main XOP directory after installation.
M. Sanchez del Rio and R.J. Dejus
"XOP: Recent Developments"
SPIE Vol. 2448 pp. 340-345 (1998)
For any additional information on XOP see:
http://www.esrf.fr/computing/scientific/xop2.0/