ID#:                C00700ALLCP02
                                       RSIC#:              CCC-700
                                       CODE PKG NAME:      MCNP4C
                                       COMPUTER:           ALL Computers
                                       PACKAGED:           04/14/2000
                                       MOST RECENT UPDATE: 03/01/2001
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 1 CD in GNU compressed tar mode for UNIX and self-extracting compresssed for Windows
 DLC-200/MCNPDATA is included in a separate file on the distribution media
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Readme.1st - General description of the CDs and installation; written by RSICC.
Readme.txt - Compilation and execution information; written by LANL.

"DOC" subdirectory contains MCNP4C and MCNPDATA manuals in PDF format.

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 c700tar2 gz    16,521,967  03-01-01 13:38 c00700allcp02.tar.gz  MCNP4C code
 d200tar2 gz   274,994,967  02-12-01 13:09 d00200allcp02.tar.gz  ASCII MCNPDATA
 Assume your CD-ROM drive is called "cdrom" and create a subdirectory
 on your disk to which to extract files from the tar file:
gunzip -c /cdrom/c700tar2.gz | tar xvf -
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 To extract files from tape:
gzcat /dev/rmt0/c00700allcp02.tar.gz | tar xvf -
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 C700DOS2 EXE   301,682,541  03-01-01  11:05a (MCNP4C code and binary MCNPDATA)
 Assume your CD-ROM drive is called e:
 A subdirectory called 'MCNP' will be created under your working directory.
e:\c700dos2 (Includes Mcnp4C code and binary XS created from d00200allcp02.)

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Distribution file C700DOS2.exe contains executables for MCNP, PRPR and MAKXSF
which were built with Digital Visual Fortran 6.0A and also contains executables
which were built with the Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran 95 Compiler Release 5.50d from 
a DOS window of WindowsNT 4. 

Expanding the distribution files will create an mcnp subdirectory 
under the present working dir. On PC, binary XS converted from d00200allcp01
with Lahey-compiled MAKXSF will be written to the \mcnp\xs subdirectory.

The code system (50 MB) and binary cross section libraries (360MB)
under Windows require ~410 MB of hard disk space.  Unix users need more
because the ASCII cross sections require 880 MB of hard disk space.

RSICC tested this release on the following systems:

          1.   AIX  4.3.3 (IBM 43P-260) with XL C/C++ 4.4; XL Fortran 6.1

          2.   Redhat Linux Version 6.1 on 450 MHz Pentium III with g77

          3.   Sun Solaris 2.6 on UltraSparc 60 using F77 Version 5.0 and
               C/C++ Version 5.0

          4.   HP B1000 (PA-8500) under HP-UX 10.20 with FORTRAN 77
               V0.20 and HP C V10.32.00

          5.   DEC 500 AU under Digital Unix 4.0D with DEC Fortran 5.1-8
               and DEC C 5.6-075

          6.   SGI MIPS R10000 (225MHz) under IRIX 6.5.5 with MIPS
               Fortran 77 Version 7.3

          7.   Pentium II 300MHz in a DOS window of Windows 98 with
               Digital Visual Fortran Professional Edition 6.0A Fortran 90
               compiler with QuickWin plots

          8.   Pentium II 300MHz in a DOS window of Windows 98 with
               Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran 95 -- LF95 Version 5.50 Fortran 90
               compiler with Winteracter Starter Kit