This pull request "fixes" issue #144 in that it allows NJOY to gracefully exit without a stack trace and provide some information on where the issue is.
It is impossible to recover from this error, unless we assign atomic mass values ourselves. I consider this an error in the evaluation and it should be fixed accordingly.
Coverage remained the same at ?% when pulling ef41db22413aa8deb541c4813b924e0a61c53ca2 on fix/tendl-zero-awr into e2d4c849db17835a865a2164896c268849aec085 on master.
This pull request "fixes" issue #144 in that it allows NJOY to gracefully exit without a stack trace and provide some information on where the issue is.
It is impossible to recover from this error, unless we assign atomic mass values ourselves. I consider this an error in the evaluation and it should be fixed accordingly.