How important are the versions of gcc and python versions? I, supposedly successfully, ran redundans on my installation which I think used gcc (GCC) 4.8.5 20150623 (Red Hat 4.8.5-36) and Python 2.7.15. I ran the same code on another person's installation with python/3.9.6 and gcc/9.2.0 and received a slightly longer output with far more scaffolds (227 scaffolds vs 839 scaffolds).
The line I ran was
./redundans.py -v -i AJ_trimmed.R1.fq AJ_trimmed.R2.fq -l amberjack.all.subreads.fasta.gz -f AJ_November_nextpolish.fasta -o AJ_February -t 20 --resume
Hello.
How important are the versions of gcc and python versions? I, supposedly successfully, ran redundans on my installation which I think used gcc (GCC) 4.8.5 20150623 (Red Hat 4.8.5-36) and Python 2.7.15. I ran the same code on another person's installation with python/3.9.6 and gcc/9.2.0 and received a slightly longer output with far more scaffolds (227 scaffolds vs 839 scaffolds).
The line I ran was ./redundans.py -v -i AJ_trimmed.R1.fq AJ_trimmed.R2.fq -l amberjack.all.subreads.fasta.gz -f AJ_November_nextpolish.fasta -o AJ_February -t 20 --resume
Please advise.