** Add changes at the beginning! ** 15/11/2002 A. Moralejo ph2cph.c: Fixed BUG in timing calculation!!! The time to be subtracted (mirror till ground) had the wrong sign!!! reflector.c: in the wavelength range check, changed the range limits to the fixed values 290 and 600 nm. The StarFieldAdder cer files could not be processed otherwise, because the w range is not written in their headers. ph2cph.c: changed sign of phi angle to make it positive. This was necessary since now the vector indicating the reflected photon trajectory has also changed sign! (see note below, 11/11). 14/11/2002 A. Moralejo reflector.c, parms.c Added wobble mode option. Added wobble flag to the output and also an atmospheric_model flag. 13/11/2002 A. Moralejo reflector.c, header.h: Introduced 3 counters to keep track of what proportion of the C-photons in each event have been produced by electrons, muons or other particles. 11/11/2002 A. Moralejo ph2cph.c: BUG found! and fixed: the direction cosines in the cer files are those of the downgoing directions of photons, hence third component is negative. Before it was assumed positive. This, together with a wrong reflection in the individual mirrors (also changed) resulted in a subtle error which produced a quite de-focused reflector! reflector.c: for the same reason as above, the sign of theta in the calls to makeOmega had to be changed (+pi added to the phi argument). geometry.c, ph2cph.c, reflector.c, init.h: eliminated array ct_Focal[] which contained the focal lengths of individual mirrors. It was redundant since the same information is available in ct_data[].f Oct/2002 A. Moralejo added attach.c to attach the files magic.def, axisdev.dat and reflectivity.dat to the end of the reflector output. Sept/2002 A. Moralejo header.h, reflector.c: added run header (=Corsika's), changed event header. 3/7/2002 A. Moralejo reflector.c: Introduced NaN check in the photon loop. If NAns are found in a photon data block, it is not processed. ph2cph.c: Introduced "check of positiveness" before taking the sqrt in the calculation of the photon trajectory intersection with the global paraboloid.