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Latest revision as of 03:55, 18 October 2014


Home Program

Program Description

User Guide and API Reference

The program produced by Vanderbilt's 2014 iGEM software team is named darwin, a Unix command-line tool to produce what are known as "diffs" between two genomic data files. The command to produce the diff is dwndiff, typically invoked by using:

dwndiff <file1> <file2>

This creates a file with the extension .vcscmp which can be used in typical version control systems.

The current version of the project can be found on the project's github page.