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We're using the C binding to stdhep 5.06.01 - I have not been able to find 
any way to specify a version number.

As far as I know, this (or the version packaged in CERNLIB) is the only 
library we have used in HPS to write stdhep files - some older files were 
written with the Fortran binding, and maybe that writes the version number 
correctly. But for the last couple of years almost everything has used the 
C binding.

On Wed, 30 Sep 2015, Tony Johnson wrote:

> On 09/30/2015 10:48 AM, Graham, Mathew Thomas wrote:
>> Just to note, we?ve been using the same madgraph and stdhep version the 
>> entire time so ?generated recently? doesn?t mean we are using recent 
>> versions.
> The issue was that these stdhep files have no version # in the MCFIO block 
> header. I would have thought that was a violation of the stdhep/mcfio 
> standard, but I don't have it handy to check. The freehep library was 
> converting the version from a string to a double, so failed if the version 
> was not present. Other stdhep implementations may not check this, so may not 
> be affected.
>
> Tony
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