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SWIPE 2.1.1

29 Jun 12:53
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Fix for very long headers in the database files.

SWIPE 2.1.0

04 May 15:36
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SWIPE 2.1.0

  • Fix for changes to NCBI database format
  • Added query description to XML output
  • Fixed compilation errors with C++11

SWIPE version 2.0.12

18 Dec 10:10
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This release fixes a memory leak and a serious memory allocation error that caused a segfault.

SWIPE version 2.0.11

27 Jun 14:42
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  • Resolved a bug that resulted in SWIPE terminating with a fatal internal error in the align function. After recomputing an alignment score > 32768 with 16-bit magnitude, a subsequent 16-bit score computation could be wrong.
  • Reduced memory usage when the number of hits asked for using the -b and -v options was higher than the possible maximum number.

SWIPE version 2.0.10

25 Jun 14:41
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  • Resolved an inconsistency in SWIPE with custom non-symmetric matrices. This problem could result in SWIPE terminating with a fatal internal error in the align function.

SWIPE version 2.0.9

21 Jan 11:03
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  • Changed inline assembler syntax (adding register prefix) to adapt to the LLVM clang compiler on Mac
  • Improved detection of CPU features (SSSE3 etc) and added alternative code for the search7 function for CPUs with and without SSSE3
  • Fixed an inconsistency in the counting of 'positives', i.e. similar but non-identical residues
  • Added binaries for Mac, including an openmpi version

SWIPE version 2.0.8

17 Jan 10:02
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  • Removed a bug in computation of the score of alignments with a score higher than 32767.
  • Removed a bug in computation of the alignment of sequences that scored higher than 65535.
  • No Mac executable this time, but coming soon (need to adapt inline assembler syntax to the LLVM clang compiler).

SWIPE version 2.0.7

21 Jan 11:03
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  • Removed a few memory leaks discovered with Valgrind