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On Tuesday 11 Feb 2003 6:43 pm, Sylvain Foisy wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just notice something: the getName() method of a Sequence object does
> not return the full line of comments of a FASTA-formatted file. For
> example, a sequence has this comment line:
>
> gi|14776721|ref|NT_011516.5|Hs22_11673 Homo s
Hi,
I just notice something: the getName() method of a Sequence object does
not return the full line of comments of a FASTA-formatted file. For
example, a sequence has this comment line:
gi|14776721|ref|NT_011516.5|Hs22_11673 Homo sapiens chromosome 22
reference genomic contig
but getName() retu
Much thanks to Matthew for his help with this.
When an executable jar is clicked on, a Windows box will search for
"installed extensions" in the JRE directory. This is probably a different
directory than where the JDK has been installed. For example, I have two
'extension' directories:
C:\j2sdk1
> "Matthew" == Matthew Pocock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> In short, using all the memory you possibly can, but without
>> actually crashing the JVM is fairly hard in Java. Or, if I am
>> more honest, I never found a good way of doing it. Perhaps
>> someone else has. Cheers
>> Ph
On Tue, Feb 11, 2003 at 10:48:05AM +, Phillip Lord wrote:
>
> In short, using all the memory you possibly can, but without actually
> crashing the JVM is fairly hard in Java. Or, if I am more honest, I
> never found a good way of doing it. Perhaps someone else has.
To be honest, I'd say that
In short, using all the memory you possibly can, but without actually
crashing the JVM is fairly hard in Java. Or, if I am more honest, I
never found a good way of doing it. Perhaps someone else has.
Cheers
Phil
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> "Ewan" == Ewan Birney <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Ewan> On Mon, 10 Feb 2003, Bill Torcaso wrote:
>> Ewan,
>>
>> As an old-time C programmer who never learned C++ but is very
>> happy with Java, I have a question about your comment, "my
>> algorithms try to use all the memory of
