Bio++ is a set of C++ libraries for Bioinformatics, including sequence analysis, phylogenetics, molecular evolution and population genetics. Bio++ is fully Object Oriented and is designed to be both easy to use and computer efficient.
Wednesday March 21 2012 [14:39]
New RPM repository
Posted by Julien Dutheil
Monday March 05 2012 [16:07]
Bio++ 2.0.3 is out!
This new version includes multiple bugs fixed and feature improvements. New packages have been generated, notably for the debian and ubuntu linux distributions. In addition, our local repository has been refactored in order to include programs from the Bio++ forge (for instance 'bppsuite', 'comap', or the new 'testnh'). Check the installation page on the wiki for more details!
In addition, some new example files are available for the Bio++ workshop in Bern.
Posted by Julien Dutheil
Monday June 20 2011 [16:09]
The version which was not one
Tuesday March 15 2011 [14:54]
First patch for version 2.0, new library and more!
Tuesday February 08 2011 [17:39]
Bio++ version 2.0
- bpp-core (the former Utils and NumCalc)
- bpp-seq (the former SeqLib)
- bpp-phyl (the former PhylLib)
- bpp-popgen (the former PopGenLib)
- bpp-raa
- bpp-qt (still in development)
Friday November 12 2010 [14:03]
New development tools online
The main website underwent a few changes in order to integrate new development tools, namely a bug-tracking system (using MantisDB), project-specific websites using Trac, and a dashboard using CDash. And of course the wiki which is going to supersede the old tutorial and some of the pages on this website (notably installation and configuration help pages).
On the Trac pages of each project, and also on the dashboard, advanced developers will be able to find a link toward the most recent API documentation, nightly built from the Git central repository.
