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title: Algorithm Java port
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Possible Java ports of Algorithms
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We would be interested in having Java ports of the following algorithms:
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`- Blast`
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`- Hmmer3`
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`- Dssp (some parts already available)`
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### Couple of tools that might be useful for porting to Java
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This software is available for $119 with a 15 day return.
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<http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/Product_Details/CPlusPlus_to_Java_>
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Converter\_Details.html?gclid=CIO3xLrYjK4CFQ2R7Qod2gldgg It won't do
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perfect code but will get you close.
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This is also an interesting approach <http://code.google.com/p/cibyl/>
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where I can't imagine would work in a I/O or computationally intensive
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application. Converting ASM to Bytecode takes out all the parsing
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headaches. The JIT should still be able to take over and optimize.
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I have used this before and works reasonably well.
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<http://tech.novosoft-us.com/product_c2j.jsp> You get a Jar file that
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maps all the ansi C libraries.
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=Possible Java ports of Algorithms=
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We would be interested in having Java ports of the following algorithms:
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- Blast
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- Hmmer3
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- Dssp (some parts already available)
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=== Couple of tools that might be useful for porting to Java ===
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This software is available for $119 with a 15 day return.
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http://www.tangiblesoftwaresolutions.com/Product_Details/CPlusPlus_to_Java_
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Converter_Details.html?gclid=CIO3xLrYjK4CFQ2R7Qod2gldgg
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It won't do perfect code but will get you close.
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This is also an interesting approach http://code.google.com/p/cibyl/ where
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I can't imagine would work in a I/O or computationally intensive
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application. Converting ASM to Bytecode takes out all the parsing
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headaches. The JIT should still be able to take over and optimize.
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I have used this before and works reasonably well.
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http://tech.novosoft-us.com/product_c2j.jsp You get a Jar file that maps
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all the ansi C libraries.

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