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/*
 * This file was automatically generated by nuclides.pl
 * Modify at your own risk...
 */


#ifndef XRAYLIB_RADIO_NUCLIDES_H
#define XRAYLIB_RADIO_NUCLIDES_H

#include "xraylib-error.h"

/* 
 * name: a string containing the mass number (A), followed by the chemical element (e.g. 55Fe)
 * Z: atomic number of the radionuclide
 * A: mass number of the radionuclide
 * N: number of neutrons of the radionuclide
 * Z_xray: atomic number of the nuclide after decay, and which should be used in calculating the energy of the emitted X-ray lines
 * nXrays: number of emitted characteristic X-rays
 * XrayLines: array of *_LINE macros, identifying the emitted X-rays
 * XrayIntensities: array of photons per disintegration, one value per emitted X-ray
 * nGammas: number of emitted gamma-rays
 * GammaEnergies: array of emitted gamma-ray energies
 * GammaIntensities: array of emitted gamma-ray photons per disintegration
 */

struct radioNuclideData{
	char *name;
	int Z;
	int A;
	int N;
	int Z_xray;
	int nXrays;
	int *XrayLines;
	double *XrayIntensities;
	int nGammas;
	double *GammaEnergies;
	double *GammaIntensities;
};


/*
 *
 * Returns a pointer to a newly allocated struct containing
 * the requested radionuclide on success, or NULL when the radionuclide 
 * was not found in the list. The radionuclide is requested by providing
 * its name as argument to the function. For a list of available names,
 * use GetRadioNuclideList.
 *
 * The returned struct should be freed after usage with FreeRadioNuclideData.
 *
 */
XRL_EXTERN
struct radioNuclideData *GetRadioNuclideDataByName(const char radioNuclideString[], xrl_error **error);

/*
 *
 * Returns a pointer to a newly allocated struct containing
 * the requested radionuclide on success, or NULL when the radionuclide
 * was not found in the list. The radionuclide is requested by providing
 * its index in the internal table to the function. Typically this would
 * be done using the RADIO_NUCLIDE_* macros in this file.
 *
 * The returned struct should be freed after usage with FreeRadioNuclideData.
 *
 */
XRL_EXTERN
struct radioNuclideData *GetRadioNuclideDataByIndex(int radioNuclideIndex, xrl_error **error);

/*
 *
 * Returns a NULL-terminated array of strings of all the radionuclides in the
 * internal table. If nRadioNuclides is not NULL, it shall receive the number 
 * of radionuclides.
 *
 * The returned array should be freed firstly by using xrlFree to deallocate
 * all individual strings, and subsequently by using xrlFree to deallocate the array
 *
 */
XRL_EXTERN
char **GetRadioNuclideDataList(int *nRadioNuclides, xrl_error **error);

/*
 *
 * Deallocates a pointer to a radioNuclideData struct completely.
 * It is recommended to set the pointer to NULL after calling this function.
 *
 */
XRL_EXTERN
void FreeRadioNuclideData(struct radioNuclideData *radioNuclideData);

#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_55FE 0
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_57CO 1
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_109CD 2
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_125I 3
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_137CS 4
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_133BA 5
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_153GD 6
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_238PU 7
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_241AM 8
#define RADIO_NUCLIDE_244CM 9

#endif