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- From: rndy@wimsey.mmid.ualberta.ca (Randy Read)
- Subject: PIMA on SGI
- Message-ID: <1993Jan27.081224.21491@kakwa.ucs.ualberta.ca>
- Keywords: protein sequence alignment
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- Organization: University Of Alberta, Edmonton Canada
- Date: Wed, 27 Jan 1993 08:12:24 GMT
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- I've downloaded Smith & Smith's PIMA (Pattern Induced Multiple Alignment)
- package (MBCRR-Package/pima-1.22.tar.Z on mbcrr.harvard.edu) by ftp as
- suggested in their paper. Attempts to install the package on either an SGI or
- a NeXT lead to a number of compile-time warnings and fatal errors. I still
- only speak pidgin C, so I'm hoping that someone with a greater facility with
- the language has sorted this out.
-
- Has anyone out there succeeded in implementing this package on SGI hardware?
- If so, is the revised version available, or is it just a matter of the right
- compiler flags? I would greatly appreciate any information, either by e-mail
- or posted to this newsgroup.
-
- Randy J. Read
- rndy@wimsey.mmid.ualberta.ca
-