On Mon, 23 Feb 2004, Joerg K. Wegner wrote: > Hi all, > > has anybody tried to compile LibGhemical without using Cygwin (which > works already very fine) ? E.g. using Visual C++ or anything else ? Some time ago I compiled ghemical-0.82 under cygwin (using gcc from cygwin); please see http://www.bioinformatics.org/ghemical/cygwin.html for details. I expect libghemical will work similarly. The bad news is that back then the MOPAC7 code (dependent on libf2c) did not work under cygwin, but I don't know about the current situation. About Visual C++ (version 6), I expect it will be troublesome since if I remember correctly VC++6 uses the old variable scope rules that are different in g++ ; so there will be many missing/duplicate variables. And due to lack of libf2c(?) the MOPAC7 code won't work this way either. > I ask because i got a support request for JOELib: > https://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=901700&group_id=39708&atid=425970 Some time ago I got interested about "Jmol" molecular viewer/editor, and I got an idea about an alternative way how to connect Jmol and libghemical ; by creating a CGI "web service" to calculate energies, do geometry optimizations etc. The plan is to make a Jmol plugin (which should work for other CDK-based programs as well?) that sends requests to this service and reads the results back. I does not work yet, but if you are interested you should look jmol-developers archives for the last week, there is some more about it. Regards, Tommi