Patches/9.20: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 22:11, 16 August 2022

Python 3.7 support: Python 3.7 was released after Modeller 9.20, but it is largely compatible with Python 3.6, so it can be made to work with Modeller without much effort:
- 64-bit Windows: download w64_py37_modeller.pyd, go to the directory you installed Modeller in (C:\Program Files\Modeller9.20 by default), go into the lib\x86_64-w64 subdirectory, make a new subdirectory called python3.7, and put the file in there and call it _modeller.pyd. Open Registry Editor, make a new key called HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Python\PythonCore\3.7\PythonPath\Modeller9.20 and make it identical to the existing HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Python\PythonCore\3.6\PythonPath\Modeller9.20 key.
- 32-bit Windows: as for 64-bit Windows, but download w32_py37_modeller.pyd instead and put it in the lib\i386-w32\python3.7 subdirectory. The registry key should be called 3.7-32 rather than 3.7.
- Anaconda Python and Homebrew: the packages should already support Python 3.7 - you don't need to do anything special.
- Unix tarball: follow the installation instructions for Python 3.6 - they are identical for Python 3.7.

The patches below can be applied to Modeller 9.20 to fix some minor problems. (Use the Unix patch command, or apply them by hand.)

💡 The patches are listed in chronological order (oldest first), so you should apply them in this order to avoid problems.

There are currently no patches for 9.20

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 * '''Python 3.7 support''': Python 3.7 was released after Modeller 9.20, but it is largely compatible with Python 3.6, so it can be made to work with Modeller without much effort:
-** 64-bit Windows: download [https://salilab.org/modeller/archive/patch-9.20/w64_py37_modeller.pyd w64_py37_modeller.pyd], go to the directory you installed Modeller in (`C:\Program Files\Modeller9.20` by default), go into the `lib\x86_64-w64` subdirectory, make a new subdirectory called `python3.7`, and put the file in there and call it `_modeller.pyd`. Open Registry Editor, make a new key called `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Python\[[PythonCore]]\3.7\[[PythonPath]]\Modeller9.20` and make it identical to the existing `HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Python\[[PythonCore]]\3.6\[[PythonPath]]\Modeller9.20` key.
+** 64-bit Windows: download [https://salilab.org/modeller/archive/patch-9.20/w64_py37_modeller.pyd w64_py37_modeller.pyd], go to the directory you installed Modeller in (<code>C:\Program Files\Modeller9.20</code> by default), go into the <code>lib\x86_64-w64</code> subdirectory, make a new subdirectory called <code>python3.7</code>, and put the file in there and call it <code>_modeller.pyd</code>. Open Registry Editor, make a new key called <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Python\PythonCore\3.7\PythonPath\Modeller9.20</code> and make it identical to the existing <code>HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Python\PythonCore\3.6\PythonPath\Modeller9.20</code> key.
-** 32-bit Windows: as for 64-bit Windows, but download [https://salilab.org/modeller/archive/patch-9.20/w32_py37_modeller.pyd w32_py37_modeller.pyd] instead and put it in the `lib\i386-w32\python3.7` subdirectory. The registry key should be called `3.7-32` rather than `3.7`.
+** 32-bit Windows: as for 64-bit Windows, but download [https://salilab.org/modeller/archive/patch-9.20/w32_py37_modeller.pyd w32_py37_modeller.pyd] instead and put it in the <code>lib\i386-w32\python3.7</code> subdirectory. The registry key should be called <code>3.7-32</code> rather than <code>3.7</code>.
 ** Anaconda Python and Homebrew: the packages should already support Python 3.7 - you don't need to do anything special.
 ** Unix tarball: follow the installation instructions for Python 3.6 - they are identical for Python 3.7.
-The patches below can be applied to Modeller 9.20 to fix some minor problems. (Use the Unix `patch` command, or apply them by hand.)
+The patches below can be applied to Modeller 9.20 to fix some minor problems. (Use the Unix <code>patch</code> command, or apply them by hand.)
-(!) The patches are listed in chronological order (oldest first), so you should apply them in this order to avoid problems.
+💡 The patches are listed in chronological order (oldest first), so you should apply them in this order to avoid problems.
-  ''There are currently no patches for 9.20''
+''There are currently no patches for 9.20''
+[[Category:Patches]]