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Installation has been checked on Mac OSX and Linux machines. By and large it works simply by executing the included bare-bones makefile. From within the 'dist' directory: cd src make There may be a number of warnings, which can be ignored, but when finished the code for hakmer should be present in the src directory. Type chmod +x hakmer and to see the help listing for the code type ./hakmer -h I have included a small sample data set called 'Fabaceae18.fa' containing 18 angiosperm plastid genomes. You can test the program by getting out to the 'dist' directory and typing src/hakmer -f Fabaceae18.fa -s super.nex This will create a supermatrix with some 121,000 sites for 18 species in the angiosperm family Fabaceae. The program writes a nexus file for the matrix and a file with charsets (in nexus format), which indicates the positions (within the data matrix --not the original sequences) of the k-mers proper, excluding their flanking regions. This may be of interest if you want to exclude the k-mers and just do inference with the flanks.