Pedro Alexandre de Araújo Gomes Lapido Loureiro wrote:
Thank you very much for your suggestion...
The problem is the voronoi generator program was written in C++ as a
win32 application.
It is heavily object-oriented and to my current level of programming
would be very hard to compile in Linux.
Thank you very much for your suggestion...
The problem is the voronoi generator program was written in C++ as a win32
application.
It is heavily object-oriented and to my current level of programming would
be very hard to compile in Linux.
Regards.
Pedro.
2007/6/8, David van der Spoel <[EMAIL P
I'm trying to plot the chi angle of a specific a.a. residue as a function of
time. To do this, I'm trying to use the -all flag and I'm having trouble
generating any output files. Prior to trying -all, I successfully created
chi.log, order.xvg and dihcorr.xvg files. The current command I am usin
Pedro Alexandre de Araújo Gomes Lapido Loureiro wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to use "template.c" so as to make my own analysis tool for
gmx-generated trajectories.
Due to the complexity of the tool (it builds an affine Voronoi diagram),
I want to compile it as a stand-alone application.
Unfortunatel
Hi,
I'm trying to use "template.c" so as to make my own analysis tool for
gmx-generated trajectories.
Due to the complexity of the tool (it builds an affine Voronoi diagram), I
want to compile it as a stand-alone application.
Unfortunately, the compiler cannot resolve several external functions c
Marius Retegan wrote:
Dear Gromacs users,
I have problems compiling Gromacs on a IBM cluster P575 with Power5 cpus.
I've used this flag for compilation
==
#!/bin/ksh
#export MPICC='mpcc_r -q64'
export AR='ar -X 64'
export CC='xlc_r -q64'
export F77='xlf_r -q64'
exp
abhigna polavarapu wrote:
Hi Mark,
I need to calculate the individual energies of aminoacids
using Gromacs. But while using energygrps option in .mdp file for each
amino acid I can only calculated the nonbonded energies of this residue.
Is there a way where I can calculated th
Hi Mark,
I need to calculate the individual energies of aminoacids
using Gromacs. But while using energygrps option in .mdp file for each amino
acid I can only calculated the nonbonded energies of this residue. Is there
a way where I can calculated the bonded interactions for each ami
Not for the sake of the PME, since your system has no net charge.
However, there a few papers out there discussing the need for
counterions for proper folding and such.
/Erik
8 jun 2007 kl. 13.11 skrev OZGE ENGIN:
Hi all,
My peptide contains two adversely charged residues. I use PME
opt
Hi all,
My peptide contains two adversely charged residues. I use PME option for the
investigation of electrostatic interactions within my system. The total charge
of the box must be neutral. Since the system contains adversely charged
residues, is it still necessary to add counter ions into th
Dear Gromacs users,
I have problems compiling Gromacs on a IBM cluster P575 with Power5 cpus.
I've used this flag for compilation
==
#!/bin/ksh
#export MPICC='mpcc_r -q64'
export AR='ar -X 64'
export CC='xlc_r -q64'
export F77='xlf_r -q64'
export CXX='xlC_r -q64'
ex
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