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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

enum { num_channels = 4096 };

int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
  if (argc != 3) {
    printf("Usage: %s gammafile outfile\n", argv[0]);
    exit(1);
  }

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LANL hosted a virtual "1st annual" MCNP user symposium (https://custom.cvent.com/184F82DD73C94B5DA7BCE5DA8F257665/files/event/248345be235644959142f8f72c74ef71/57477a4c75d948428577eaecc61faacd.pdf) . There were 500+ attendees, and ~75 presentations (with 1/3 given by folks from LANL). Here's what Andreas Vogt and I found most interesting and applicable for the nuclear well-logging community:

• MCNP 6.3 should be coming out this fall
  • New theory and user manuals
  • Will require a Fortran 2018-compliant compiler. Current Intel and gfortran compilers work. Flang (the llvm fortran compiler) does not, nor does the Mac llvm-based compiler.
  • The source code build system now uses cmake. I don't particularly love cmake, but it's better than hand-editing Makefiles, which was the old way to do things.
• HDF5 support (specifically HDF5 version 1.10) has been added, so there are now HDF5 output, mctal, meshtal, and EEOUT files, and I think MCNP can use an HDF5 input file, too. One significant advantage of HDF5 is

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