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# ViennaRNA Package A C code library and several stand-alone programs for the prediction and comparison of RNA secondary structures. A recent addition, RNAxplorer, requires lapacke (which requires lapack that depends on a version of blas). During configuration the step for RNAxplorer stalls (on missing lapack) because it does not find the version of blas that has been used for compiling lapack (see https://github.com/ViennaRNA/ViennaRNA/issues/206). An extra variable ($BLAS) in the SlackBuild sets openblas as the version of blas used for lapack(e). Please, adjust $BLAS to the blas used on your system. A tutorial (see /usr/doc/$PRGNAM-$VERSION/RNA-tutorial-$VERSION.pdf) and examples can be found in /usr/share/$PRGNAM/tutorial and /usr/share/$PRGNAM/examples For those who wish to link the Vienna package to their own C, perl or python programs (see below), the RNAlib Reference Manual can be assessed at: https://www.tbi.univie.ac.at/RNA/ViennaRNA/doc/html/index.html (or unpacked from the src: $PRGNAM-$VERSION/doc/html/) https://www.tbi.univie.ac.at/RNA/ViennaRNA/doc/RNAlib-$VERSION.pdf (or unpacked from the src: $PRGNAM-$VERSION/doc/RNAlib-$VERSION.pdf) Amongst other things, the ViennRNA implementations allow you to: - predict minimum free energy secondary structures - calculate the partition function for the ensemble of structures - compute various equilibrium probabilities - calculate suboptimal structures in a given energy range - compute local structures in long sequences - predict consensus secondary structures from a multiple sequence alignment - predict melting curves - search for sequences folding into a given structure - compare two secondary structures - predict hybridization structures of two RNA molecules The package includes `Perl` and `Python 3` modules that give access to almost all functions of the C library from within the respective scripting languages. For further/most recent info see: https://www.tbi.univie.ac.at/RNA/documentation.html