If you are using Intel Fortran, use version 9.0.032 or later.

Versions 8 and earlier 9 have a harmful bug (or bugs?) in treating some kind of division... Its effect was detected in some applicaitons. Version 9.0.031 fixed the divison bug, but there seems to remain some other(s). Version 9.0.032 seems to be good. Version 7 is free from such a bug(s).

Manuals are placed at the end of this page

To the old Mac OS X users. Don't use /usr/bin/tar or /usr/local/bin/tar to expand archive inside an older version . If a newer file has smaller size than the corresponding older one, those tar's cannot replace the old file correctly by the new one. The fink tar (/sw/bin/tar) is safe to do so. Linux tar is also proved to be good. (recent Mac OS X is now safe)
To the Red Hat Linux 9.0 users Its sort command is buggy. For the 'fordpm' command, the sort needs almost infinte time (say, 1 hour instead of 1ms needed by a normal sort). To avoid such a case, use an older red hat sort command (red hat 7.3's sort is proved to be good).

A movie to show cascade development in a detector(mov format for QuickTime27MB)
The same one in mp4 format(2.4MB)
A movieto show components of a detector and a shower inside. (4.5MB mpeg movie)

WarningIntel fortran (ifort), with -g option, may lead to any strange resutls. So -g option should not be used. (experience at v10.1). The default treatment in site.config is no -g option.

WarningIntel fortran (ifort), with 64 bit version, may lead to any strange results. You should used 32 bit version even the environment you are in permits 64 bit version. Explanation of how to give incident particles
General manual(gzipped ps)
General manual(gdf; rather ugly)

Manual for various volume-shapes usable in Epcis (ps.gz)
The same one in pdf
Manual for Geomview display(ps.gz)
The same in pdf