Bio++: C++ Libraries for Bioinformatics
Author Information
Author(s): Dutheil Julien, Gaillard Sylvain, Bazin Eric, Glémin Sylvain, Ranwez Vincent, Galtier Nicolas, Belkhir Khalid
Primary Institution: CNRS UMR 5171 – Génome, Populations, Interactions, Adaptation (GPIA), Université Montpellier 2, France
Conclusion
Bio++ is a mature and actively developed project that provides efficient and user-friendly libraries for bioinformatics applications.
Supporting Evidence
- Bio++ libraries are designed to speed up the implementation of new methods in bioinformatics.
- The libraries include tools for sequence analysis, phylogenetics, and population genetics.
- Bio++ is distributed freely under the CeCILL public license.
Takeaway
Bio++ is a set of tools that helps scientists analyze biological sequences and build evolutionary trees using C++ programming. It's like a toolbox for biologists to make their work easier.
Methodology
The libraries were developed using object-oriented programming to create a hierarchy of classes for efficient application development in bioinformatics.
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