To build the AMAP alignment code change to the ‘align’ directory and type:
% make
This distribution includes the compiled AmapDisplay.jar file.
In case you want to build the AmapDisplay from the source code,
you’ll need ant (http://ant.apache.org) installed. Once ant is installed change to the ‘display’ directory, and type:
% ant all
USE
To run AMAP with the default options change to the ‘align’ directory and type:
% amap
If no file name is provided the list of options are printed.
In order to use the AMAP Display run AMAP with the -gui option, and save the output to a file,
then use the file as the input to AmapDisplay. For example, type:
See http://baboon.math.berkeley.edu/amap/ for more information.
INSTALL
To build the AMAP alignment code change to the ‘align’ directory and type:
This distribution includes the compiled AmapDisplay.jar file. In case you want to build the AmapDisplay from the source code, you’ll need ant (http://ant.apache.org) installed.
Once ant is installed change to the ‘display’ directory, and type:
USE
To run AMAP with the default options change to the ‘align’ directory and type: % amap
If no file name is provided the list of options are printed.
In order to use the AMAP Display run AMAP with the -gui option, and save the output to a file, then use the file as the input to AmapDisplay. For example, type:
LICENSE
The various bits of AMAP code are distributed under the GPL. Please see the license in the license directory for details.