Re: Bug#681108: ITP: norsnet -- NORSnet - identifies unstructured loops from sequence

Hi, thanks for the ITP. Please make sure the short description would be easy to dectect as relevant for biological research. There are a lot of sequences out there. Some kind of s/from sequence/from protein sequence/ to get Description: NORSnet - identifies unstructured loops from pro

Re: Bug#681108: ITP: norsnet -- NORSnet - identifies unstructured loops from sequence

Hello, Laszlo changed already the short description a couple of times. The current version (r11734) in the svn is: "Description: tool to identify unstructured loops in proteins

Re: Bug#681108: ITP: norsnet -- NORSnet - identifies unstructured loops from sequence

On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 02:58:10PM +0200, Christian Mertes wrote: > Hello, > > Laszlo changed already the short description a couple of times. > > "Description: tool to identify unstructured loops in proteins" ahhh, dorry, I should have checked this. Kind regards Andreas. -- http

Re: Packaging VistA - environments

On 07/11/2012 02:42 AM, Karsten Hilbert wrote: But unlike PostgreSQL, VistA environments may be chained and you can have trees of environments. Can you expand on "chain" and "trees" a little bit ? [KSB] Sure. Explaining the routine part is pretty simple. The VistA distributed as part of a

Re: Packaging VistA - environments

On Wed, Jul 11, 2012 at 12:09:49PM -0400, Bhaskar, K.S wrote: > >>But unlike PostgreSQL, > >>VistA environments may be chained and you can have trees of > >>environments. > >Can you expand on "chain" and "trees" a little bit ? > > [KSB] Sure. > > Explaining the routine part is pretty simple. Th

Re: Packaging VistA - environments

(In writing this post, I am building on my recent reply (same date in my timezone) to a post from Karsten Hilbert with the same Subject.) KIDS is used to patch a VistA environment. A KIDS build contains updates to both routines and the database. Since each VistA environment is self-aware (ju

Packaging VistA - GT.M directories

Although GT.M is very flexible when it comes to configuration - it is all managed with environment variables - configuring directories one way vs. another can make it easier or harder to manage configurations. Two points worth noting are: 1. The GT.M compiler produces .o object code modules f