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Thank you! I was able to get it working on Debian. Could you please post the RHEL9 RPM? Thanks!

Perfect, thank you!

Hello, I have a C++ program that uses the SDDS API to read and write SDDS files. If I try to link with the library provided with the RPM package for RHEL9 (SDDSToolKit-devel-5.6-1.x86_64), I get linker errors like 'undefined reference to rpn_***'. If I link with SDDSlib built from source, it works f...

So, it looks like we should use a zero-length MONI and then DRIF elements on either side to represent the actual BPM can.

Sounds good to me. Thanks a bunch!

Dennis

For a MONI element, where along its length L are the x and y positions assumed to be? The MAD documentation states for a BPM of non-zero length L, the beam position is taken to be at the center of the element (L/2). Does this remain true for elegant?