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This will create a directory called SAMsrcV3.
This will create a directory called SAMsrcV3.

=== Using SAM on the NIH HPC equipment ===

The latest SAM software is now available on the NIH HPC systems (Felix, Helix, and Biowulf) as a module. At the prompt, type module load samsrcv3

Revision as of 14:19, 1 March 2019

Installing SAM from Source Code

Linux system (tested under CentOS 6.x, CentOS 7.x, Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, Ubuntu 16.04 LTS, Fedora 27)

 The latest source tarball is available here:  SAMsrcV3-20170205.tgz.
 Download and unpack with:
 tar -xzvf SAMsrcV3-20170205.tgz

MacOS Users using the clang compiler (tested under macOS 10.13.x)

 The latest source tarball is available here: SAMsrcV3-20170205_clang.tgz.
 Download and unpack with:
 tar -xzvf SAMsrcV3-20170205_clang.tgz

MacOS Users using the gcc-7 compiler (tested under macOS 10.13.x)

 The latest source tarball is available here:  SAMsrcV3-20170205_gcc-7.tgz.
 Download and unpack with:
 tar -xzvf SAMsrcV3-20170205_gcc-7.tgz

This will create a directory called SAMsrcV3.

Using SAM on the NIH HPC equipment

The latest SAM software is now available on the NIH HPC systems (Felix, Helix, and Biowulf) as a module. At the prompt, type module load samsrcv3