Closed bernt-matthias closed 5 years ago
ping @abretaud
@bernt-matthias There are new versions of stacks every 2 months and sometime 2 within a month so by the end of your review we should have the 2.3 or 2.5 It seems that there isn't drastic change in the UI between 1.x and 2.x but I haven't really used stacks since the 1.46 so ... No experience with OpenMP. But is it really something you need to care about?
There are new versions of stacks every 2 months and sometime 2 within a month so by the end of your review we should have the 2.3 or 2.5 It seems that there isn't drastic change in the UI between 1.x and 2.x but I haven't really used stacks since the 1.46 so ...
Good to know. Then I could go for 2.x. If there are only minor changes in upcoming versions then it should be easy to incorporate during the PR (or OK to ignore them).
No experience with OpenMP. But is it really something you need to care about?
Users were complaining about run time. Parallelization was one thing that I was thinking about.
Actually I was wrong about parallelization, its already supported by the wrappers.
Actually I was wrong about parallelization, its already supported by the wrappers.
Actually, some steps are multi-threaded (cstacks
) but the other take or should take dataset collection and run the data individually in batch (ustacks
, gstacks
and sstacks
)
On the other hand, the "wrappers scripts" (not the Galaxy one) denovomap
and refmap
just lauch the individual steps and aren't so efficient for the parallelisation.
It seems that also u, g, and sstacks take a threads parameter, so I guess they run parallel and in batch.
Indeed :)
started also step2: https://github.com/galaxyproject/tools-iuc/pull/2085 comments welcome
Thanks @bernt-matthias! Stacks in now available and I restarte #2085
Boah. There seem to be so many changes in stack 2.x. Some programs are gone (eg genotypes) and many parameters are new and others gone, some are marked as not implemented ... populations -P seems to expect some catalog.gz file ....
Is there some experienced user that could point me to some docs or provide some command lines + tests data that I could use as starting point.
Anyway. I guess this will result in in new wrappers ..
I guess stacks will be the next on my TODO list.
Would appreciate some comments before I start. @lecorguille @bgruening :)