[bionet.software] ProSearch

lfk@athena.mit.edu (Lee F Kolakowski) (07/18/90)

I posted a message a few days ago about a small package that
enables the ProSite Database patterns to utilized be under
Unix and MSDOS. The software is written mostly in AWK.

I've received ~20 requests for the software so far.

Just a small note of additional information about the portability of
the Prosearch code. I've heard people have it running on several
different Unix systems (Convex, BSD, SGI, Cray, and SYSV/386) as well
as MSDOS. Today I found that GAWK (The Free Software Foundation's
version of AWK) has been ported to VAX/VMS. VMS GAWK is available as a
backup save set on RML2.SRI.COM (128.18.22.20) with source and
executables. The Prosearch package runs just fine on VMS. So maybe
AWK is the portable language of the future.

I will be adding a VMS .com file to the distribution.


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lfk@eastman1.mit.edu (Lee F. Kolakowski) (01/24/91)

The directory where Prosearch is stored as mentioned in my last
message had improper protections. It should now be accessible by
anonymous FTP.


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