readseq
A sequence data converting tool:
readseq is a widely used tool to convert various sequence data
formats written by D.G. Gilbert at Indiana University,
Bloomington. Besides the interconversion to make the
sequences palatable for a specific application, readseq
can be used to extract the raw sequence from any supported
database format.
The CygWin version is based on the readseq version dated 1Feb93.
The source code is ANSI C and compiles with gcc right out of
the box. We just want a small change to reduce the
executable size. To this end, add a -s to the CFLAGS
variable in line 13 of the makefile.
System requirements
I used the following setup to build the software:
- Windows NT 4.0 SP3 Workstation
- CygWinB20.1
- gcc-2.95
With this setup, make gives a clean build.
To install the software, copy readseq.exe into a CygWin bin
directory.
The original sources can be downloaded here.
The precompiled binary for CygwinB20 is shipped as cygwinb20-readseq.tar.gz (24 kb).
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