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Current Version
Phaser-2.1.2: Note that this is an old version. The latest (usually reliable but not as exhaustively tested) version can be obtained as part of the Phenix package, while a recent stable version can be obtained as part of the CCP4 package.
Release
Date
14
th
Jan 2008
What to Download
Download the
executable
appropriate for your platform
If you have CCP4-5.0 or above installed, download
phaser-ccp4i-2.1.tar.gz
(unless you're installing under Windows, where the ccp4i files are included in the installation wizard)
If you have CCP4-4.2 installed, download
phaser-ccp4i-4.2-extras.tar.gz
as well as
phaser-ccp4i-2.1.tar.gz
To install Phaser-2.1 from source (required for calling Phaser from python), use the
phenix
distribution of Phaser (free to academics). Source installation of Phaser-2.1 will be available through
CCP4
with the imminent release of CCP4-6.1
Instructions
Except for windows, after downloading each file, unzip and untar the bundle and view the README file containing installation instructions
For windows, download the installer (exe file) and double-click
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Platform
Size
Information
phaser_ccp4i_2.1.tar.gz
all
3.4K
Phaser CCP4 GUI for CCP4-5.0 and above
phaser-ccp4i-4.2-extras.tar.gz
all
31K
Phaser CCP4 GUI extras for CCP4-4.2 and below
phaser-linux32-2.1.2.tar.gz
32-bit linux
4.7M
Static executable; Licence
phaser-linux64-2.1.2.tar.gz
64-bit linux
3.7M
Static executable; Licence
phaser-macosx-intel-2.1.2.tar.gz
mac-os 10.4 Intel
2.7M
Static executable; Licence
phaser-macosx-ppc-2.1.2.tar.gz
mac-os 10.4 PPC
2.6M
Static executable; Licence
phaser-tru64-2.1.2.tar.gz
tru64 5.1
47M
Static executable; Licence
phaser-irix65-2.1.2.tar.gz
irix65
14M
Dynamic executable (requires crt.o); Licence
phaser-windows-2.1.2.exe
windows
1.2M
Windows installer; ccp4i files; Licence
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