- Now the -j option is called
 - Faster compilation (machine dependant)

 - Make is now excuted using option -j (allowing maximum number of job) in each Detector folder
 - Decrease compilation time (machine dependent)

 -  Fix a couple of issue with CATS and ChateauCrystal when using parallel compilation
 -  Fix warning in TMaya and TTigress class
 -  Fix Namespace issue in TChio

 - putting the update date 2009-2013
 - Adding some missing liscence header
 - moving some #ifndef to avoid copy of comment
 - fixing minor compilation bug in TSpegPhysics

 - Put 2009-2013 copyright date
 - Change the place of the ifndef position to avoid multiple inclusion of comment line

 - Fixing bug on DetNbr for BOX
 - Adding PAD
 - Adding QQQ

 - Basic Test indicate that the logic work well
 - Still requiered a real analysis to be all check

 - Placement of Box detector Ok for Pad and Single layer case
 - Restauring original colour of the PCB

 - step 2: adding back the file

- Setp 1: remove the problematic file

     and '487e873e5d40aa4012239e230e86ab23f181566c'

     and '730c97071be88f20a364d83a296e681bc525d0ac'

   of gcc (>= 4.6.3) on Linux

     and 'fe23b05b135b6c97ff64d2ab12fc48fce90b56fb'

 - Try as an absolute or relative path
 - if fail try in the standard location
 - if fail exit with error code 1

     and 'dac42e2c392370fbf72973310a0d5191b3e58b02'

 - The line starting with % was not ignore during the reading phase

   This is the version used during the 
   e611 experiment

     and 'e5123640d20bb19b7a7aa1a6f19dc3976ea753ee'

     and 'b0d104797e4a84b8726bd96e52bd34b935d50f87'

 - Renaming of private member of Initial Condition
 - Beam energy was not set in Read Configuration

     and 'eb4cdecdcbd726c33f7f01b6de4a4fc93ea469ac'

 - Can emmit gamma or nuclei
 - use the particle stack

   directly from the command line

   default initialization of min, max, xmin, xmax to 0

 * Update Speg analysis so the event generator is 
   taken directly from the command line

 - fixing couple of bug
 - remove some warning
 - enhance performance