libpwiz - library to perform proteomics data analyses (runtime)

       This  manual  page  was  written  by Filippo Rusconi <lopippo@debian.org>. Permission is granted to copy,
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       published by the Free Software Foundation.

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                                                  October 2012                                        LIBPWIZ(3)

       Chambers, M.C., MacLean, B., Burke, R., Amode, D., Ruderman, D.L., Neumann, S., Gatto, L.,  Fischer,  B.,
       Pratt,  B.,  Egertson,  J.,  Hoff,  K.,  Kessner,  D.,  Tasman, N., Shulman, N., Frewen, B., Baker, T.A.,
       Brusniak, M.-Y., Paulse, C., Creasy, D., Flashner, L., Kani, K., Moulding, C., Seymour,  S.L.,  Nuwaysir,
       L.M., Lefebvre, B., Kuhlmann, F., Roark, J., Rainer, P., Detlev, S., Hemenway, T., Huhmer, A., Langridge,
       J.,  Connolly,  B.,  Chadick,  T.,  Holly, K., Eckels, J., Deutsch, E.W., Moritz, R.L., Katz, J.E., Agus,
       D.B., MacCoss, M., Tabb, D.L. & Mallick, P. (2012) A cross-platform toolkit  for  mass  spectrometry  and
       proteomics.  NatureBiotechnology, 30. 10.1038/nbt.2377.

       This  manual  page  documents  briefly  the  libpwiz  package  that  brings  a library library to perform
       proteomics data analyses. ProteoWizard provides a modular  and  extensible  set  of  open-source,  cross-
       platform tools and libraries. The tools perform proteomics data analyses; the libraries enable rapid tool
       creation  by  providing  a  robust, pluggable development framework that simplifies and unifies data file
       access, and performs standard chemistry and LCMS dataset computations.

       All these programs (in `/usr/lib/libpwizX/example-files' could be built  using  the  command  line  shown
       after the binary name:

       - mscat (g++ -I /usr/include/libpwiz -l pwiz mscat.cpp -o mscat)

       - hello_analyzer_2 (g++ -I /usr/include/libpwiz -l pwiz hello_analyzer_2.cpp -o hello_analyzer_2)

       - hello_analyzer (g++ -I /usr/include/libpwiz -l pwiz hello_analyzer.cpp -o hello_analyzer)

       - hello_msdata (g++ -I /usr/include/libpwiz -l pwiz hello_msdata.cpp -o hello_msdata)

       -  txt2mzml  (g++  -I  /usr/include/libpwiz  -l  pwiz -l boost_filesystem -l boost_system txt2mzml.cpp -o
       txt2mzml)

       -  hello_ramp  (g++  -I  /usr/include/libpwiz  -I  /usr/include/libpwiz/pwiz/data/msdata/ramp   -l   pwiz
       hello_ramp.cpp -o hello_ramp)

       -    write_example_files    (g++    -I    /usr/include/libpwiz   -l   pwiz   write_example_files.cpp   -o
       write_example_files)

       -  write_mzid_example_files  (g++  -I  /usr/include/libpwiz  -l  pwiz   write_mzid_example_files.cpp   -o
       write_mzid_example_files)

       -  write_proteome_example_files  (g++ -I /usr/include/libpwiz -l pwiz write_proteome_example_files.cpp -o
       write_proteome_example_files)

       -  write_traml_example_files  (g++  -I  /usr/include/libpwiz  -l  pwiz  write_traml_example_files.cpp  -o
       write_traml_example_files)

       The  -I  /usr/include/libpwiz  specifies  the  location  of  the include files for the whole proteowizard
       project.  The -l pwiz specifies the libpwiz library to be linked-in so as to build the binaries.

       libpwiz - library to perform proteomics data analyses (runtime)

libpwiz-dev(3), libpwiz-doc(7),

       The library is documented fully in the doxygen-extacted documentation that is packaged in libpwiz-doc.