Dear Guy,
> Testing the performance of GCG on different platforms is surely
> interesting. I decided to try ... and the difficulties began.
>> First, fasta did not start. I saw that bgbench contained a line
> #fastabench >> LOG
> So, I removed the "outcomment" #
> then I got a
> fasta: Command not found.
> I realized that this is because fastabench starts as a UNIX subshell
> and a subshell does not inherit the aliases from its parent shell
> and by consequence the GCG aliases defined by genetics do not work.
> So, I replaced the line by
> source fastabench >> LOG
> then I got a
> fasta: cannot open 5000aa
> This was easily fixed, I renamed 5000aa 5000aa.pep
> then I got a
> awk: cannot open 1e6.fasta
You certanly run fasta in batch mode by default, and the output is of course
not in place at that stage.
Try edit bgbench, and use full path for fasta, findpatterns and profilesearch
e.g. $GCGCOREROOT/gcgbin/execute/fasta, or turn off running these programs
in batch mode.
Also, when using Solaris as a normal user, the psrinfo -v command in gcgbench
should be replaced to /usr/sbin/psrinfo -v.
Regards,
Endre Barta
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