and the data backing it up deleted without my knowledge. Unfortunately, since the data was deleted, I had
to regenerate the data and a new md5. Hopefully the aligner output is still correct.
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checked in. Add a better way to write out unmapped reads (thanks Kiran!) Add
a pre-built version of the shared library to the repository for early adoption.
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the aligner base classes. Hack the managed implementation to support the
new interface.
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needs to plumbed through and it may leak memory.
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into JDK exceptions whenever possible instead of random core dumps. Don't
allow negative values for most of the 'bwa aln' input parameters.
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partitioned from the Java aligner, and both are partitioned from the more general-
purpose BWT reader.
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against a static library that the bwa compile (now) generates.
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ref genome. Make sure the reference genome is cached.
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the read bases to undo a previous read base reverse that doesn't occur in the
libbwa codepath.
Also fixed some memory management issues.
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hanna