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CParty

Description:

Software implementation of CParty.
CParty is an algorithm for computing the conditional partition function for density-2 RNA pseudoknots.

Cite:

Trinity, Luke, Sebastian Will, Yann Ponty, Ulrike Stege, and Hosna Jabbari. "CParty: Conditional partition function for density-2 RNA pseudoknots." bioRxiv (2023): 2023-05. https://doi.org/10.1101/2023.05.16.541023

Supported OS:

Linux macOS

Installation:

Requirements: A compiler that supports C++11 standard (tested with g++ version 4.7.2 or higher) and CMake version 3.1 or greater.

CMake version 3.1 or greater must be installed in a way that HFold can find it.
To test if your Mac or Linux system already has CMake, you can type into a terminal:

cmake --version

If it does not print a cmake version greater than or equal to 3.1, you will have to install CMake depending on your operating system.

Mac:

Easiest way is to install homebrew and use that to install CMake.
To do so, run the following from a terminal to install homebrew:

/usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"   

When that finishes, run the following from a terminal to install CMake.

brew install cmake   

Linux:

Run from a terminal

wget http://www.cmake.org/files/v3.8/cmake-3.8.2.tar.gz
tar xzf cmake-3.8.2.tar.gz
cd cmake-3.8.2
./configure
make
make install

Linux instructions source

Steps for installation

  1. Download the repository and extract the files onto your system.
  2. From a command line in the root directory (where this README.md is) run
cmake -H. -Bbuild
cmake --build build

If you need to specify a specific compiler, such as g++, you can instead run something like

cmake -H. -Bbuild -DCMAKE_CXX_COMPILER=g++
cmake --build build

This can be useful if you are getting errors about your compiler not having C++11 features.

After installing you can move the executables wherever you wish, but you should not delete or move the simfold folder, or you must recompile the executables. If you move the folders and wish to recompile, you should first delete the created "build" folder before recompiling.

How to use:

Arguments:
    CParty:
        -s <sequence>
        -r <structure>
        -i </path/to/file>
        -o </path/to/file>

    Remarks:
        make sure the <arguments> are enclosed in "", for example -r "..().." instead of -r ..()..
        input file for -i must be .txt
        if -i is provided with just a file name without a path, it is assuming the file is in the diretory where the executable is called
        if -o is provided with just a file name without a path, the output file will be generated in the diretory where the executable is called
        if -o is provided with just a file name without a path, and if -i is provided, then the output file will be generated in the directory where the input file is located

Sequence requirements:
    containing only characters GCAUT

Structure requirements:
    -pseudoknot free
    -containing only characters ._(){}[]
    Remarks:
        Restricted structure symbols:
            () restricted base pair
            _ no restriction


Input file requirements:
        Line1: Sequence
        Line2: Structure
    sample:
        GCAACGAUGACAUACAUCGCUAGUCGACGC
        (____________________________)

Example:

assume you are in the directory where the HFold executable is loacted
./CParty --i "/home/username/Desktop/myinputfile.txt"
./CParty --i "/home/username/Desktop/myinputfile.txt" --o "outputfile.txt"
./CParty --i "/home/username/Desktop/myinputfile.txt" --o "/home/username/Desktop/some_folder/outputfile.txt"
./CParty --s "GCAACGAUGACAUACAUCGCUAGUCGACGC" --r "(____________________________)"
./CParty --s "GCAACGAUGACAUACAUCGCUAGUCGACGC" --r "(____________________________)" --o "outputfile.txt"
./CParty --s "GCAACGAUGACAUACAUCGCUAGUCGACGC" --r "(____________________________)" --o "/home/username/Desktop/some_folder/outputfile.txt"

SARS-CoV-2 Example

./CParty --s "UUUGCGGUGUAAGUGCAGCCCGUCUUACACCGUGCGGCACAGGCACUAGUACUGAUGUCGUAUACAGGGCU" --r "__(((((((((((__________)))))))))))_____________________________________"

Exit code:

0       success
1	    invalid argument error 
3	    thread error
4       i/o error
5       pipe error
error code with special meaning: http://tldp.org/LDP/abs/html/exitcodes.html
2	    Misuse of shell builtins (according to Bash documentation)
126	    Command invoked cannot execute
127	    "command not found"
128	    Invalid argument to exit	
128+n	Fatal error signal "n"
130	    Script terminated by Control-C
255	    Exit status out of range (range is 0-255)

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