Zero energy deposited by track ends in vacuum. #1144
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There has been a long-standing bug in DOSXYZnrc where the code will tend to segmentation fault if you use the "surrounding material" as VACUUM (the default). I wonder if the fixes you suggest will also fix that! |
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That would be nice, @rtownson! But I don't know. Do these segmentation faults occur during or at the end of the runs? |
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I think it was during, but I'll have to find a case that reproduces this. |
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Handle "rare" cases of energy deposited (edep) in vacuum due to tracks ending once particles cross into the region by immediately zeroing edep. Requires a fix to dosxyznrc to handle the case of 0/0=NAN causing a crash. May also require fixes to other user codes to handle similar NAN cases.
Fixes #1061