Starlab version 4.4.1
    program created on Apr 27 2005 at 22:55:15
    source file     /home/steve/starlab/src/node/dyn/init/makedisk.C

Construct a near-keplerian disk, with N low-mass objects
orbiting a single massive object on almost circular paths.

Units:  masses are measured in millions of solar masses,
lengths are measured in parsecs.  Hence (with G = 1) the
time unitis 1.49e4 yr and the velocity unit is 65.7 km/s.

Usage:  makedisk [OPTIONS]

Options:
             -c    add a comment to the output snapshot [false]
             -C    output data in 'col' format [no]
             -i    number the particles sequentially [don't number]
             -l    specify particle radius [0]
             -m    specify the total mass of the disk [no default]
             -M    specify the mass of the central object [no default]
             -n    specify number of disk particles [no default]
             -o    echo value of random seed [don't echo]
             -r    specify inner disk radius [no default]
             -R    specify outer disk radius [no default]
             -s    specify random seed [random from system clock]
             -v    specify 3-D disk velocity dispersion [0]
             -V    verbose mode [off]

Written by Steve McMillan.

Report bugs to starlab (at) sns.ias.edu.