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BugsLite release 20131008 -------------------------- BugsLite - Software for analyzing 3D trajectories of microorganisms =================================================================== This release of BugsLite contains all of the programs and command files needed to replicate the results published in: J. Amazing Results ###, ####-#### To install the software: ------------------------ # The Fortran sources have been tested to be compiled properly by several versions of gfortran, which is # available from gcc.gnu.org/wiki/GFortran # (Best to download/install binaries for gfortran, which are pre-compiled for several operating systems.) # These instructions assume you are using a tcsh (or csh) command shell - If not, you can invoke one with: tcsh # Create a directory to contain the software, and set the current working directory to it: mkdir ~/Bugs cd ~/Bugs # Use a browswer to download the BugsLite-release20131008.tar.gz file from sourceforge.net/projects/bugs into this directory. # Unpack the tar file - creates a directory called BugsLite-release20131008/ : gunzip BugsLite-release20131008.tar.gz tar -xvf BugsLite-release20131008.tar # Set the current working directory to this directory: cd BugsLite-release20131008/ # Compile the Fortran programs, putting the executables into ~/Bugs/bin/ : # (This also copies the command files to the same directory.) ./bugsCompileProgs-lite.com ../bin/ # Put this executable directory in your command path: # (On macOS systems, use: setenv PATH $PATH\:/Users/`whoami`/Bugs/bin/ ) # (For best results, also put this line in your ~/.cshrc file.) setenv PATH $PATH:~/Bugs/bin/ rehash # To test the programs using the published data: ------------------------------------------------ # Create a directory to test the programs, and set the current working directory there: mkdir bugsTest cd bugsTest # Use a browswer to download the sampleData.tar.gz file from sourceforge.net/projects/bugs into this directory, and unpack it: gunzip sampleData.tar.gz tar -xvf sampleData.tar # Choose a dataset to process: cd sampleData/wildtype-RH # Process the data: bugsProcessCSV-lite.com 130117run011 wildtypeRH TES