I am using the Intel ifort for the precompiled versions of shelx that I
distribute for Linux, Windows and IntelMac. I am pretty happy with it
and it produces very fast code. However I am only producing 32-bit
binaries and for reasons indicated by Lynn I bought commercial licences
(and also pay
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Just to add a few comment on the 32b vs. 64b on intel processor based
computers :
Whereas on most platform the sole advantage of 64b computing is ony
easier handling of large data chunks, the pricture is a bit different
on intel x86 chips. The
Serge Cohen wrote:
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In short, if one's program doesn't require large data-space it will
nearly always perform better using 32b, at the exception of the x86_64
vs. x86(32b) where the difference will be coming from a completely
different reason (namely : more registers available on the process
Dear all,
I have a data set of a protein soaked with sacarose, and the statistic
data is good until the molecular replacement (Rmerge 0,07 (24%),
I/Sigma 7 (2,7), completness (99,8 (98%)), and resolution 1,98A. After
this step, I can not get the Rfactor (64%) to drop (I believe the
spacegroup is
Dear CCP4ers,
This is a new question for me, and I would appreciate the forum's
suggestions!
I would like to find out which journals (that publish structural work) are
OK with placing structures on hold for the full year permitted by the PDB.
Yes, I could go site-by-site and look this stuff up, b
> I would like to find out which journals (that publish structural work) are
> OK with placing structures on hold for the full year permitted by the PDB.
American Rifleman, Cosmopolitan, and Dog World
i heard that some journals will give the referees the coordinates if they
ask.
so next time you review a paper, ask.
-bryan
Hi bb,
I am working on P1 dataset, SAD phasing resolution is 3.5 and trying to
build model. However I am facing difficulties in improving map using NCS (in
DM and resolve ).
Mathews content and SRF indicate that there are 8 molecules and most likely
two tetramer is ASU. There is also pseudotrans
