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2 -Readme File for DustemWrap  
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  2 +Readme File for DustemWrap V4.3
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5 0. What is this? 5 0. What is this?
6 **************** 6 ****************
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8 -This package contains the DustEMWrap software, developed and maintained at the Institute of Research in Astrophysics and Planetology (IRAP). 8 +This package contains the DustEMWrap v4.3 software, developed and maintained at the Institute of Research in Astrophysics and Planetology (IRAP).
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10 -DustemWrap requires the fortran code DUSTEM, which is developed and maintained at the Institute of Space Astrophysics (IAS). The DUSTEM fortran code must be downloaded separately (see the DustEMWrap Users' Guide for instructions about obtaining and installing DUSTEM.) 10 +DustemWrap requires the fortran code DustEM, which is developed and maintained at the Institute of Space Astrophysics (IAS). The DustEM fortran code must be downloaded separately (see the DustEMWrap Users' Guide for instructions about obtaining and installing DustEM.)
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12 -A static version of the DustemWrap Users' Guide corresponding to this distribution is provided in Docs/DustEMWrap_UG.pdf 12 +More information, including a Users' Guide, is available at the DustEMWrap website, http://dustemwrap.irap.omp.eu
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14 -The Users' Guide contains:  
15 -* instructions for obtaining DUSTEM  
16 -* installation instructions for the current releases of DustEMWrap and DUSTEM  
17 -* an overview of how DustEMWrap works, including how it interacts with the underlying DUSTEM fortran code 14 +A non-exhaustive list of information on the website :
  15 +* instructions for obtaining DustEM
  16 +* installation instructions for the current releases of DustEMWrap and DustEM
  17 +* an overview of how DustEMWrap works, including how it interacts with the underlying DustEM fortran code
18 * format requirements for user input 18 * format requirements for user input
19 * a description of how color corrections and plugins are implemented in DustEMWrap 19 * a description of how color corrections and plugins are implemented in DustEMWrap
20 * a description of the individual DustEMWrap routines 20 * a description of the individual DustEMWrap routines
21 -* usage examples (see also the files in the Docs/examples/ subdirectory)  
22 -  
23 -A continuously updated version of the Users' Guide, a FAQ and list of known current issues, can be accessed via the DustEMWrap website at the following URL:  
24 -http://dustemwrap.irap.omp.eu/ 21 +* step-by-step examples
  22 +* patches, minor updates
  23 +* FAQ and list of current known issues
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27 1. Directory Structure and Files 26 1. Directory Structure and Files
@@ -31,27 +30,19 @@ The DustEMWrap directory is organized as follows: @@ -31,27 +30,19 @@ The DustEMWrap directory is organized as follows:
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32 - Data 31 - Data
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34 -This directory contains data files that may be read by DustEMWrap. It contains the following subdirectories:  
35 -  
36 - -- EXTs  
37 -  
38 -Dust extinction curves (Stokes I) 33 +This directory contains data files that are read by DustEMWrap. It contains the following subdirectories:
  34 +
  35 + -- EXAMPLE_OBSDATA FIDUCIAL_CC FILTERS STELLARPOPS
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  37 +Example SEDs and extinction curves
39 38
40 -- FILTERS 39 -- FILTERS
41 40
42 -Filter transmission information 41 +Filter transmission information for instruments known to DustEMWrap
43 42
44 - -- POLEXTs 43 + -- STELLARPOPS
45 44
46 -Dust extinction curves (Stokes QU)  
47 -  
48 --- SEDs  
49 -  
50 -Dust emission SEDs (Stokes IQU)  
51 -  
52 -- Docs  
53 -  
54 -Documentation relating to DustEMWrap, including the Users' Guide and some simple usage examples. Other files in this directory contain more detailed information about the code structure that may be of interest to developers and expert users who wish to contribute plugins. 45 +Stellar parameters, used by plugins for modifying the dust-heating ISRF.
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56 - README.txt 47 - README.txt
57 48
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62 A keyfile describing the instruments and filters that are known to the DustEMWrap code. 53 A keyfile describing the instruments and filters that are known to the DustEMWrap code.
63 For new users, we recommend contacting the DustEMWrap team if there are instruments and/or filters that you would like implemented. 54 For new users, we recommend contacting the DustEMWrap team if there are instruments and/or filters that you would like implemented.
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65 -- plugins_description.xcat  
66 -  
67 -A keyfile describing the plugins that are known to the DustEMWrap code.  
68 -Plugins can be defined by the user. See the Users' Guide and other documentation for a description of how plugins are called and understood by the DustEMWrap code.  
69 -  
70 - src 56 - src
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72 This directory contains the IDL code. It contains the following subdirectories: 58 This directory contains the IDL code. It contains the following subdirectories:
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76 The core DustEMWrap routines 62 The core DustEMWrap routines
77 63
78 - -- idl_misc 64 + -- idl_extern
79 65
80 Routines from external libraries that are used by DustEMWrap. They are provided in case of conflicts/installation issues with the required external libraries. 66 Routines from external libraries that are used by DustEMWrap. They are provided in case of conflicts/installation issues with the required external libraries.
81 -See the Users' Guide for instructions about modifying your path so that the routines in idl_misc are given precedence. 67 +
  68 + -- idl_special
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  70 +IDL routines used by DustEMWrap that have been deprecated in recent IDL versions. These are backups for safe-keeping.
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83 2. Getting Help 72 2. Getting Help
84 *************** 73 ***************