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49 extern void rm_pbc(t_idef
*idef
,int ePBC
,int natoms
,matrix box
,rvec x
[],
51 /* Correct coordinates for atoms within every molecule for the periodic
52 * boundary conditions such that every molecule is whole.
53 * (note that mdrun only writes whole molecules)
54 * x are the input coordinates, x_s the shifted coordinates where
55 * the molecules are whole. x and x_s can be the same array.
56 * natoms is the size of x and x_s and can be smaller than the number
57 * of atoms in idef, but should only contain complete molecules.
58 * When ePBC=-1, the type of pbc is guessed from the box matrix.
61 extern void rm_gropbc(t_atoms
*atoms
,rvec x
[],matrix box
);
62 /* Simple routine for use in analysis tools that just have a pdb or