atima.c, atimawww.c
A simple program to insert values into precalculated range tables.
by Peter Malzacher, Naohito Iwasa, Helmut Weick (GSI and Tohoku University).
It was derived from a set of the subroutines of the MOCADI program.

Input:   tables for range, range-straggling, integrated angular scattering and mean-charge
Output:  energy-loss, energy-loss straggling, angular straggling behhind a target of certain thickness.
language: ANSI-C 
compiler: gcc
executables: atima, atimawww (same program only diferent way of input).

Extract all files to one directory and compile
 >gzip -d atima_1.4.tar.gz
 >tar -xvf atima_1.4.tar
 >make
Perhaps you can also use the precompiled atima or atimawww directly.

In addition you need the big table (1.5 GB) with spline coefficients for all calculated cases. 
It contains data for 120 projectiles x (99 atomic target + 20 selected compounds).
The files are first zipped and then put into a tar file. A bit unusual but you should
only untar but not unzip the files, the program will do the rest which saves some disk space.
 >tar -xvf splines_gz_1.4.tar
The default path name is /u/weick/mocadi. You can change it by setting an environment variable.
In bash and korn shells the command is "export".
 >export MOCADI_SPLINES_GZ='/YourDir/splines_gz'

Helmut Weick, 23.Feb 2018