Gordon Gremme
Gordon Gremme
I thought in the example you gave having an `intergenic_region` where no `gene` overlaps would make sense.
Yes, we meant the same ;-)
Cool. But don't bother with mmap(), I already know how to do it and will code it tomorrow as well.
mmap() is ported now and it is possible to compile libgenometools with ``` scripts/build_windows.sh lib/libgenometools.a ``` and compiling the gt binary with ``` scripts/build_windows.sh bin/gt ``` also works. The libarary...
Yes, please use the defines from `core/compat.h`.
@stefan-kurtz asked on #863 about the missing parts for the Windows port of GenomeTools, let's continue the discussion here. A few more notes for whomever wants to continue working on...
That would break existing scripts, a no-go in my opinion.
OK, I see your points, the situation got out of control. My guess is that probably nobody has a real overview anymore. We could change it gradually and keep the...
I think the old proposal of grouping them into subtools while retaining backwards compatibility makes a lot of sense. For example, one could create a tool `convert` as @satta suggested...
I appreciate the argument from Debian and Fedora. However, our bundling strategy has served us very well in the past. Because we bundle everything except libcairo, users usually can compile...