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Re: CIF parser / dialects

  • Subject: Re: CIF parser / dialects
  • From: alex avriette <a_avriette@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Mon, 21 Oct 2002 17:57:42 +0100 (BST)

>   Alex's message is surprising.  If anyone is having difficulty with
> the Fortran-based parser in CIFtbx or the C-based CIF parsers in CBFlib
> and RasMol, please send email and I will look at your problem.  I am

Sorry, I didn't mean to single you out, Herbert. I don't even think it 
was your software. I wrote my parser, and I've been done with CIF 
since. I realize I will probably have to implement new parsing 
structures due to the new specification, but thats not so bad.

If people really are interested in beating this particular dead horse, 
I'll rummage through even dustier inboxes, to see if I can find out 
specifically which parsers were problematic.

Thanks
alex


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