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* $Id: README,v 3.1.1.1 2002/07/11 16:01:59 cafagna Exp $ |
* $Id: README,v 3.2 2002/12/05 10:17:42 pamela Exp $ |
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* $Log: README,v $ |
* $Log: README,v $ |
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* Revision 3.2 2002/12/05 10:17:42 pamela |
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* Update CAS and CALO geometries and positions. Makefile updated as well |
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* Revision 3.1.1.1 2002/07/11 16:01:59 cafagna |
* Revision 3.1.1.1 2002/07/11 16:01:59 cafagna |
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* First GPAMELA release on CVS |
* First GPAMELA release on CVS |
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| THET | THGEN(1), THGEN(2) | Define the minimum and the maximum | |
| THET | THGEN(1), THGEN(2) | Define the minimum and the maximum | |
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| | | zenith. Default values are: | |
| | | zenith. Default values are: | |
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| HFSF | 1 or 2 | Define the random number seed policy | |
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| | | 1= Repeat the run, i.e. reads from | |
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| | | 2= Continue the random chain. Reads | |
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| *FSFI | 14 'FILENAME.DAT' | To define user LUNIT and name of the | |
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| *LSFI | 15 'FILENAME.DAT' | To define user LUNIT and name of the | |
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NOTE: To process a large number of events in batch mode, on Linux |
NOTE: To process a large number of events in batch mode, on Linux |