c
c Routine directly callable from C/C++ (it could be necessary to
c append an underscore, "_", to its name depending on the C/C++
c compiler used).
c
c
subroutine getprxdatvshno(opt, ndata, shno,
+ pcode, pegy, pzen, pazi, x1,
+ xmax, nmax, x0, lambda, sofsqr, frc)
c
c Returning primary and Xmax related data versus shower number.
c This rutine retrieves all the data corresponding to tables
c 5501, 5511, and 5513.
c
c Written by: S. J. Sciutto, La Plata 2003.
c
c
c Arguments:
c =========
c
c opt............. (input, character*(*)) Options string. The
c format of the options string is the same as
c in the ExportTables IDL directive.
c ndata........... (output, integer) Number of data items returned.
c In case of error ndata is set to zero or
c negative.
c shno............ (output, integer, array(*)) Array containing the
c shower numbers.
c pcode........... (output, integer, array(*)) Primary code, for
c each shower.
c pegy............ (output, double precision, array(*)) Primary
c energy, for each shower.
c pzen............ (output, double precision, array(*)) Primary
c zenith angle (deg), for each shower.
c pazi............ (output, double precision, array(*)) Primary
c azimuth angle (deg), for each shower.
c x1.............. (output, double precision, array(*)) Depth of
c first interaction (g/cm2), for each shower.
c xmax............ (output, double precision, array(*)) Depth of
c shower maximum (g/cm2), for each shower.
c nmax............ (output, double precision, array(*)) Number of
c particles at maximum (g/cm2), for each shower.
c x0, lambda...... (output, double precision, array(*)) Remaining
c fitted parameters of the Gaisser-Hillas
c function, for each shower.
c sofsqr.......... (output, double precision, array(*)) Normalized
c sum of squares of the Gaisser-Hillas function
c fit, for each shower.
c frc............. (output, integer, array(*)) Return code of the
c Gaisser-Hillas function fit, for each shower.
c Zero means successful fit.
c
c
c<--->
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