Description: UGENE is a free bioinformatics tool for DNA and protein sequence analysis
Version 1.10 features:
Visual annotation editor for DNA and protein sequences Support for a number of popular bioinformatics data formats Chromatograms visualization and editing ORFs highlighting NCBI databases integration (supports requests to BLAST and CDD services) Multiple sequence alignment with graphical port of MUSCLE3, CLUSTAL, MAFFT, T-COFFEE and KAlign tools Easy-to-use search with HMM profiles using graphical interface for HMMER2 and HMMER3 packages 3D molecular protein and DNA structure viewer for PDB format Assembly viewer. Fast with huge BAM and SAM files! Built-in short reads aligners for all platforms: BOWTIE, BWA, UGENE aligner Translation and back translation for DNA and protein alphabets Workflow Designer to build complex reusable computational tasks Query Designer to draw complex queries to genomes with mouse only Search for Transcription Factor Binding Sites (TFBS) in DNA sequences Huge files support, native support of gzipped documents Restriction enzymes search and integration with REBASE restrictions enzymes database Search for direct and inverted repeats in DNA sequences A complete Smith-Waterman algorithm implementation A visual interface for Phylip 3.6 and MrBayes package Blast and Blast+ packages support Ability to run tasks on remove machines with UGENE installed A visual interface for Primer 3 package Support for "cloning in silico" Built-in support for JASPAR and UniPROBE databases Powerful command-line interface. Ability to create new shell commands with graphical Workflow Designer tools An option to run computations in Amazon EC2 environment Built-in CUDA and OpenCL support Opensource. Prebuilt packages are available for Windows, Linux and MacOS X platformsLast changelog:
Hello,
I'm wondering why you include the zlib 3rd party library in the source tree. Is this library modified, compared to the Gailly and Adler source other than some cosmetic differences I saw ? Would your software run with the original library linked as a shared object ?
Thank you for your attention and happy new year !
Filippo
Yes it can work with the original package.
Moreover with Linux distributions the original package is used by default.
zlib is included mostly for Windows users to make the whole bundle is complete: only QT libs are required to build UGENE.
Hello, thanks for your reply.
I was wondering if Debian GNU/Linux packages would be feasible. I have searched for such packages and did not find any. Are you aware of any official package for Debian ? I may start doing that packaging if there are no such packages already somewhere.
Sincerely,
Filippo
There is an Ubuntu package of UGENE: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ugene
I think Debian installer should be almost the same.
We have no 'debian' package now because the release cycle of Debian is longer then the overall project age and it's not possible for us having more or less up-to-date version in the stable branch.So we provided binary package that must work on any Linux distribution: http://ugene.unipro.ru/download.html
However moving to Debian 'testing' would also be a good progress :)
Compile with Qt Creator
In file included from ../../../ugene-1.9.0/src/ugenem/src/main.cpp:14:
../../../ugene-1.9.0/src/ugenem/src/SendReportDialog.h:22: fatal error: ../_tmp/ui/ui_SendReportDialog.h: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
compilation terminated.
Problem with this code line:
#include "../_tmp/ui/ui_SendReportDialog.h"
Hi, half of the UGENE team uses QT Creator tool to develop UGENE and we cann't reproduce the issue. So this issue looks like a local misconfiguration
Could you check that the project can be successfully compiled from the shell with 'qmake -r / make' commands first?
Ratings & Comments
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Hello, I'm wondering why you include the zlib 3rd party library in the source tree. Is this library modified, compared to the Gailly and Adler source other than some cosmetic differences I saw ? Would your software run with the original library linked as a shared object ? Thank you for your attention and happy new year ! Filippo
Yes it can work with the original package. Moreover with Linux distributions the original package is used by default. zlib is included mostly for Windows users to make the whole bundle is complete: only QT libs are required to build UGENE.
Hello, thanks for your reply. I was wondering if Debian GNU/Linux packages would be feasible. I have searched for such packages and did not find any. Are you aware of any official package for Debian ? I may start doing that packaging if there are no such packages already somewhere. Sincerely, Filippo
There is an Ubuntu package of UGENE: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ugene I think Debian installer should be almost the same. We have no 'debian' package now because the release cycle of Debian is longer then the overall project age and it's not possible for us having more or less up-to-date version in the stable branch.So we provided binary package that must work on any Linux distribution: http://ugene.unipro.ru/download.html However moving to Debian 'testing' would also be a good progress :)
Compile with Qt Creator In file included from ../../../ugene-1.9.0/src/ugenem/src/main.cpp:14: ../../../ugene-1.9.0/src/ugenem/src/SendReportDialog.h:22: fatal error: ../_tmp/ui/ui_SendReportDialog.h: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden compilation terminated. Problem with this code line: #include "../_tmp/ui/ui_SendReportDialog.h"
Hi, half of the UGENE team uses QT Creator tool to develop UGENE and we cann't reproduce the issue. So this issue looks like a local misconfiguration Could you check that the project can be successfully compiled from the shell with 'qmake -r / make' commands first?
Nice work man! -)
Great Work!