Fixed clang compile and bad_alloc error; works on MacOSX#1
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Fixed clang compile and bad_alloc error; works on MacOSX#1jeffreybarrick wants to merge 1 commit into
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Oops. Apologies. I see the official version of this is on SourceForge. I'll contact the maintainers there... |
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Hi!
I've been working to get the conda package for isescan to work on MacOSX and found that there was a known incompatibility due to a bad_alloc error when it called FragGeneScan.
I figured out that this was due to a different default (smaller and insufficient) heap size for threads on MacOSX. This pull request should fix that.
I've tested that it runs and compiles on MacOSX and Linux.
It would be awesome if you could check that and roll a new official version of FragGeneScan with the update so that will propagate to BioConda.