! the inlist file is used to set control parameters for running mesa/star

   ! this file is a reference list of parameters and their default values
   
   ! it is created by combining the files
   ! star/test/src/run_star_defaults.dek
   ! and 
   ! star/public/star_defaults.dek
   
   ! inlist_standard is not automatically read by the system.
   ! It is a record of what the system is using for defaults, but the defaults
   ! are actually built into the code rather than coming from the file.
   ! Each time you start up star, it reads the file 'inlist' and that determines
   ! which defaults are changed and how.   You do not need
   ! to include inlist_standard in your inlist, since it is already
   ! built into the code.  It is just available as a reference.
   ! your inlist(s) only need to list the changes you have made
   ! to the defaults.
   
   
   ! the parameter values are given as fortran95 "namelists"
   ! here's a brief summary of how things work with namelists.
 
   ! each line in a namelist is of the form:   name = value ! comment
   
   ! each name must be declared as a control in the program,
   ! but you don't need to include all of the controls in the list.
   ! and the order of the list doesn't matter.
   ! blank lines and comment lines can be freely included in the list.
   ! blanks at the start of a line containing a name-value pair are okay too.
   
   ! all of the controls are given reasonable default values at initialization.
   ! so you only need to set the ones that you actually want to change
   
   ! if you don't want to change a control, but you do want to keep in the list,
   ! either comment out the line, or leave the value field blank.
   
   ! fortran supports structured values in namelists (arrays and derived types),
   ! but for simplicity, we only use basic types (integers, doubles, logicals, strings).
   
   ! values are given using the usual fortran syntax.
   ! for example, character string values are enclosed in quotes
   
   ! ****** REMINDER ****** 
   ! A '/' character terminates the namelist.
   ! So, do not use '/' outside of comments or strings.
   ! In particular, don't write something like 1d0/3d0 as a value.
