Conversion to CTIP type...

I have copied over the various bits of RIDE Earth. The makefile lists the following modules:
randgen - Random number generator
atom - atomic and molecular information file
cross - cross-sections database
electron - initial transport (primary beam)
strike - forward transport (primaries)
proton - manual input version of main program file
proton1 - auto version of main program file (uses input files instead of typing)
selectron - secondaries initial transport file
recoil - backward transport (primaries)
back - backward transport (secondaries)
hit - forward transport (secondaries)

These need to be converted to remove magnetic effects as well as H, He, Ar and N. The altitude range needs to change from 0-600km to 80-580km.

Input files:
MB - Magnetic strength file
MDec - Declination angle
MDip - Dip angle
NDens0 - zeroed electron density file
NDens1 - O densities
NDens2 - O2 densities
NDens3 - N densities
NDens4 - N2 densities
NDens5 - H densities
NDens6 - He densities
NDens7 - Ar densities
Temp - neutral temperatures

Need to get rid of the three field files as well as NDens3, 5, 6 and 7 and replace the remaining ones with those appropriate to the new thing.

Three magnetic input files have been deleted.

Now to rid the various other files of their footprints:
randgen - No footprint
atom - No footprint
cross - No footprint
electron - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations - done!
strike - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations - done!
proton - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations, removed input files - done!
proton1 - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations, removed input files - done!
selectron - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations - done!
recoil - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations - done!
back - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations - done!
hit - Removed common block, removed declarations, removed calculations - done!

Done. And successfuly compiled too.