
The file TEST.SNK is a small example of a Snook output file which
you can use to examine the various functions offered by Winnow.
The contents are not particularly interesting, but the file is
small enough (40 records) to dump and use for learning/checking
Winnow.

It contains the dynamical variables records for the Ar-Cu(100)
project in the TUTORIAL directory. However, only information
for the projectile and anchor atom were stored in TEST.SNK (in
contrast to the tutorial output, which stores information for
all particles in the system).

The file READSNK.PAS is a Borland Pascal program which you can
compile and use to explore the structure of .SNK files (READSNK.EXE
is the executable). This is included for people who may want to write
their own processing routines. The RDSNK series of files are written
in Turbo C for much the same purpose (source code in RDSNK.C), except that
RDSNK only reads one record per execution.

See SCAT-CNT.PAS for an explanation of what it does (example of
a quick method for processing ICISS simulation data).
