From chemistry-request {*at*} ccl.net Fri Mar 15 21:25:10 1991 Date: Fri, 15 Mar 1991 18:08:03 PST From: "W. Todd Wipke" Subject: wanted: Alpha testers for MAGIC To: chemistry |-at-| ccl.net Status: R From: SECS::WIPKE "W. Todd Wipke" 15-MAR-1991 18:04:41.58 To: MX%"sci-chem[ AT ]usenet",MX%"bionet-software[ AT ]usenet" CC: MX%"chemistry _-at-_)osu.edu",WIPKE Subj: wanted: Alpha testers for MAGIC We are looking for people interested in alpha testing a system for communication and viewing of molecular dynamics trajectories. To qualify you should have dynamics trajectories that you have generated, and have available a PC, Mac, Sun, or Vaxstation, or Amiga. If you are interested in providing feedback on the MAGIC system, send e-mail to wipke #at# secs.ucsc.edu including what computer equipment you would use for viewing and what the name of the dynamics program you use is. If you have any famous trajectories that have been the subject of a publication, we would be interested in obtaining them as demonstration trajectories. The source of the trajectories will be displayed as credit for the contribution. Part of MAGIC is HOCUS, which converts the dynamics history file into a machine-independent format. We have a HOCUS for DISCOVER/INSIGHT, but need volunteers to do the HOCUS for the major dynamics programs that are available. If you have your own home-grown dynamics program, you will be interested in developing a HOCUS for it for your own use and we will be interested to know if our format instructions are clear and adequate for you to accomplish that. A description of other parts of the system, POCUS, SMOKE, and MIRRORS will be available to those alpha testers selected. Anyone who has an IBM 6000 or HP workstation that would like to be involved in a port to that box is welcome to apply. Our goal is to have ports for every major platform and every major dynamics program. Language=C reply to wipke _-at-_)secs.ucsc.edu 25th anniversary "Where innovation is a tradition" ---