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To read in the microscopic cross-sections from the member stored in MICREF file and to transfer
to MAIN routine.
(12) DLYEDT
To read in the information on delayed neutron of the specified nuclide from the member
Yzzm0000 stored in FASTP library and to transfer to MAIN routine.
(13) FASTLB
To read in the information on energy group structure of Public library from the member FASTLIB
stored in FASTP library to transfer to MAIN routine.
There exist several routines other than the above which are commonly used for PDS file access
such as PDSIN, PDSLN, PDSNM, PDSRD, PDSRM, PDSSR, and PDSWT. However, the user does
not need to be aware of function of each routine.
As each of the modules has print monitor option, the user can edit the content of the accessed
member in a tabulated form. This option can be utilized for confirmation of the content and debugging
of the main routine provided by the user himself.
The modules named by EDT in the tail use read only file, then the file is never damaged.
Contrary, the modules named WRT in the tail create new members, and cross-sections given by the
main routine are stored in a PDS file for the later use by SRAC.
There are several sample MAIN programs in the directory [~SRAC/util/pdsmdl/main/*/]. After
the main routine is made, the load module can be created by compile-linkage together with the
module(s) and PDS access routines. Sample Makefile files to make his load module are also there in
the same directory. The execution of the load module created with the sample is shown in the next
section.
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