From lim # - at - # rani.chem.yale.edu  Sun Sep 12 13:12:32 1993
From: Dongchul Lim <lim[ AT ]rani.chem.yale.edu>
Message-Id: <9309122112.AA12638#* at *#rani.chem.yale.edu>
Subject: <SUMMARY> C data structure for protein
To: chemistry |-at-| ccl.net (Computational Chemistry)
Date: Sun, 12 Sep 93 17:12:32 EDT


I posted:
	For C/C++ programmers,
	I'm looking for a data structure for protein for general use.
	It had better not impose any limitation. E.g., linked lists
	are preferred over array.

I received as many as one response.
	PDBlib written by Weider Chang (et al?) is available from
	cuhhca.hhmi.columbia.edu. It is a C++ Class library for
	representing a macromolecule at the level of detail found
	in the Protein Data Bank (PDB). Compiled library and header
	files are available via anon ftp. If you want source code,
	you have to sign the license agreement.
	PDBview was written by I. Shindyalov, W. Chang and P. Bourne
	using this library and executables for SGI, SUN, CONVEX, etc
	are available via anon ftp.
<Comment>
PDBview (for SGI) never worked for me. It always dumped core.
-DCL