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Tim Fenn wrote:
After banging my head against the wall trying to get CCP4, SSM, MMDB
and clipper installed in a multilib environment, I gave up and spent a
few hours reconfiguring all the libraries to abide by GNU coding
standards. So, if you'd like, feel free to download:
ccp4c / ccp4f, mmdb, ssm and clipper from:
http://www.stanford.edu/~fenn/linux/packages.html
which all include pkg-config support, spec file support (for building
rpms under fedora, my major incentive) and are all built using
automake/autoconf/libtool with library versioning. I made a few
changes in the process:
Prompted by your excellent start, I decided to give a quick go at
autotooling the rest of CCP4. I finished up pretty much everything in
src/ (except pdb_extract and phaser) in a day or so, but x-windows/
isn't done yet. The tarball's available at:
http://dev.gentoo.org/~spyderous/ccp4-6.0-autotool.tar.bz2
It includes a README file in src/ that describes some caveats I haven't
fixed yet, such as mandatory X/tcl/tk support, lack of support for
internal lapack, etc. So far, it's pretty much the minimum necessary to
get things working; lots more needs to be converted from system/OS tests
to feature tests in the source code.
As I get more things working, I will update the tarball periodically
(assuming I remember) to make it a drop-in build solution for all of CCP4.
Thanks,
Donnie
