The new CVS location is 
 :pserver:wafer@vostok-lnx.lbl.gov:/usr/local/cvsroot
The password is the same


Carlos has provided the tar'ed content of the previous
CVS location, so it should contain all the previous
releases.

In addition, there is also a new branch, 
named vf_aug10_optim_time . To check it out, you have to
(if working from Unix or bash shell in Windows) :
1) login, with
  cvs -d":pserver:wafer@vostok-lnx.lbl.gov:/usr/local/cvsroot" login
2) checkout the branch, with
  cvs -d":pserver:wafer@vostok-lnx.lbl.gov:/usr/local/cvsroot" -P -r 
vf_aug10_optim_time WaferSoftware

In that branch, I tried to incorporate the Dan's changes
to the SCIPP probe station controls (assuming they were
from one of a previous version). "ReadActualPosition"
calls were commented out in Run.cpp I got from Dan. Assumed
that they were debugging modifications. If not, they
probably should be bracketed with #ifdef statements.

The main purpose of the branch is to make changes related
to the time-saving measures -- two new fast tests to check
the pipeline quality and swapped order of digital and analog
tests. The following new config. file keywords are added 
(there is an example in WaferTester/Config/config_general_010810.cfg):
 -  DoSPipeline (to do the static pipeline test or not, the 
default is TRUE),
 -  DoDPipeline (to do the dynamic pipeline test or not, the 
default is TRUE),
 -  SelectOnSPipe, (to select on the perfect results from
the static pipeline test or not, the default is FALSE),
 -  useTVselection, (to abort other tests if all TVs don't
have at least failTVeff efficiency at 40 MHz and all Vdd's,
the default is FALSE),
 -  failTVeff (the TV eff threshold for aborting
other tests, the default is 0.8).

Of course, the modifications have to be tested on the actual
wafer data, in particular the correlation of the digital pipeline
tests results with corresponding TV efficiencies. The defaults
for the new keywords are chosen so that the new types of data
are collected, but the tests are not aborted if the data are "bad".

The DumpData and tstWafer program from analysis/Windows/utils
folder are modified to interpret the new data structures
(The Unix version hasn't been updated yet). DumpData has
new option "-Pipeline". The Chip class has the following
functions, giving the user the access to the new tests results
(after processing the files with tstWafer):
      int   GetNXPipehi()       // # channels stuck high
      int   GetNXPipelo() test  // # channels stuck low
      int   GetNXPipefunny()    // # channels with bad response
      int   GetNXPipetooeff()   // # channels with eff > 100%
The "X" in the function names is either "S" (for static pipeline
test), or "D" (for dynamic pipeline test).

The dynamic pipeline test requires new eproms