From: Alberto Fasso' (fasso@SLAC.Stanford.EDU)
Date: Thu Feb 17 2005 - 00:37:20 CET
As I said in a previous posting, those variables cannot be made
available to the users. This is not an unnecessary difficulty, but
it is inherent to the structure of dynamical allocation used by
FLUKA. The arrays which are dynamically allocated (geometry,
cross sections, biasing parameters, detector data, and in particular
binnings) have all the same name! FLUKA uses integer pointers to
distinguish each array from the others (see in the standard output
every time the word "location" is used). The value of these pointers, of
course, is not constant but depends on the job: so there is no easy
way for a user to get hold of them. Sorry
Alberto
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005, Joseph Comfort wrote:
>
> Your answer was very helpful and clears up a misunderstanding I had
> about how binning is done in Fluka. Things make more sense now, and
> some tests check out OK. (I would still like to get my hands on the
> variables that are actually written to the various files.)
>
> Thank you.
>
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