Changeset 1228 for trunk/source/global/History

Timestamp:

Jan 8, 2010, 11:56:51 AM (14 years ago)

Author:

garnier

Message:

update geant4.9.3 tag

File:

• trunk/source/global/History (modified) (2 diffs)

trunk/source/global/History

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-$Id: History,v 1.232 2009/11/18 11:42:03 vnivanch Exp $
+$Id: History,v 1.234 2009/12/07 09:24:27 vnivanch Exp $
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-November 17, 2009  V.Ivanchenko (global-V09-02-10)
-- G4PhysicsVector - fixed Value method for the case when energy is 
-                    around edgeMax adding extra protection
-
-November 4, 2009  V.Ivanchenko (global-V09-02-09)
+Dec 7, 2009  V.Ivanchenko (global-V09-02-12)
+- G4PhysicsVector: (L.Pandola) fixed initialisation of lastEnergy to -DBL_MAX
+                   allowing to have negative scale of energy  
+
+Nov 24, 2009  G.Cosmo (global-V09-02-11)
+- Changed date for release 9.3.
+
+Nov 17, 2009  V.Ivanchenko (global-V09-02-10)
+- G4PhysicsVector: fixed Value() method for the case when energy is 
+  around 'edgeMax'; adding extra protection.
+
+Nov 04, 2009  V.Ivanchenko (global-V09-02-09)
 - G4PhysicsVector: cleaned up initialisation of cached values;
   simplified Value() method, now not looking into previous bin;
   added method ScaleVector() needed for ICRU'73 data. 
 
-October 29, 2009  G.Cosmo (global-V09-02-08)
+Oct 29, 2009  G.Cosmo (global-V09-02-08)
 - Cleared warning for unused argument in G4Allocator internal method.
 
-August 7, 2009  G.Cosmo (global-V09-02-07)
+Aug 07, 2009  G.Cosmo (global-V09-02-07)
 - Some improvements to G4String and G4SubString implementation of operators
   and comparison stub functions, to reduce generation of temporaries.
 - Removed obsolete static hash(s) method.
 
-July 3, 2009  V.Ivanchenko (global-V09-02-06)
+Jul 03, 2009  V.Ivanchenko (global-V09-02-06)
 - New class G4Pow, a singleton for fast computation of log() and pow() for 
   integer and double arguments in the interval [1-256].