corsika.cpp prints out the seed independently of logging level

See merge request !517

Fix extra star

See merge request !526

fixed target directory

See merge request !524

conan-install into specified directory

See merge request !523

Resolve "Wrong indexing for nested ProcessSequences?"

Closes #586

See merge request !520

update proposal in conanfile to version 7.5.1

See merge request !501

Resolve "Reduce number of unnecessarily linked boost libraries"

Closes #571

See merge request !506

Resolve "particles with lifetime zero get stuck in infinite loop"

Closes #598

See merge request !515

Adapt condition in `SwitchProcessSequence` similar to !507

See merge request !514

Merge branch '584-cascade-inl-calls-interactions-with-cross-sections-that-are-zero-causing-warnings' into 'master'

Add two tests dealing with 0_mb cross sections in Cascade and ProcessSequence

Closes #584

See merge request !507

Jean-Marco Alameddine authored 1 year ago and Maximilian Reininghaus committed 1 year ago

Add same treatment to selectDecay as in selectInteraction (see commit a9620174)

Jean-Marco Alameddine authored 1 year ago and Maximilian Reininghaus committed 1 year ago

Adapt `ProcessSequence` so that if cx_select and cx_sum are zero, we don't select any interaction instead of the first one.

Adapt `Cascade`. In case a discrete interaction has been selected, it will only delete the initial particle from the stack
if `interaction` or `decay` have actually returned that they have called an interaction process or a decay process.
If this is not the case, which means we did not call `doInteract` or `doDecay`, we will keep the particle on the stack.

Jean-Marco Alameddine authored 1 year ago and Maximilian Reininghaus committed 1 year ago

This commit adds tests to testProcessSequence and testCascade.
In the first test, we create a sequence with only one InteractionProcess with a cross section that is 0.
We check that calling `selectInteraction` does not call the `doInteraction` method of the process.

In the second test, we create a `Cascade` object, based on a sequence including an InteractionProcess with a cross section that is zero.
Again, we check that the `doInteraction` is not called. Furthermore, we check that `Cascade` does not delete the initial particle from the
stack (it should not be deleted since it did not interact!)

Add additional options to corsika.cpp example

See merge request !512