05-07-2012
Ah! Can see from the C subroutine onset_of_impermeability() that we need to port the main loop "sooner than later" so we will have a good handle on the variables and arrays we need to pass to various subroutines since we are not going to rely on global variables, etc. So, I guess it may be time to put the subroutines on hold and port the gist of the main loop next.
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