# Example radioactivedecay History

See `CONTRIBUTING.rst` for details of **required** info/format for each entry,
which **must** added in reverse chronological order (newest at the top). It must **not**
be used as a substitute for writing good git commit messages!


## 2025-07-30 I. Hrivnacova (exRadioactiveDecay-V11-03-00)
- Migration of README pages to Markdown:
  - .README.txt replaced with README.md and removed README
- Improved formatting

## 2023-11-15 I. Hrivnacova (exRadioactiveDecay-V11-01-00)
- Updated vis.mac macros:
  - Changed "/vis/open XYZ [600x600-0+0]" to "/vis/open" to allow run-time choices
    and simplified comments.

## 2021-12-10 Ben Morgan (exRadioactiveDecay-V11-00-00)
- Change to new Markdown History format

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# History entries prior to 11.0

May 24, 2021,  B. Morgan (exRadioactiveDecay-V10-07-00)
- Bump required CMake version range to 3.12...3.20, matching core Geant4

November 03, 2020 B. Morgan - exRadioactivedecay-V10-06-00
- Support same CMake version range as core Geant4

April 14, 2017      M. Maire
- Add example Activation

July 04, 2016      I. Hrivnacova - exRadioactivedecay-V10-02-00
- Fixes for Doxygen documentation

February 19, 2012  I. Hrivnacova - exRadioactivedecay-V09-06-00
- Applied coding guidelines (data members names and initialization)

November 25, 2012  I. Hrivnacova - exRadioactivedecay-V09-05-01
- Updated documentation:
  - Fixed .README files for artefacts from Markdown support
  - Removed/updated obsolete instructions (how to compile & link)

September 25, 2012  I. Hrivnacova - exRadioactivedecay-V09-05-00
- Updated CMakeLists.txt files:
  adding visualization, optional external packages (rdecay02 ), copying macros,
  install target and comment lines
- Added explicit includes of G4SystemOfUnits.hh and G4PhysicalConstants.hh
- Replaced tabulators with space characters

November 4, 2011  L. Desorgher - exradioactive-V09-04-00
- Create this History file
- Add macro files and user data files in rdecay02  to illustrate the possibility for a user to define its own
  radioactive decay data and evaporation data. An example No252.g4mac shows also how to treat
  nuclei with Z>100.