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-                       1-January-2002
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-This is the first release of the fasta34t10 distribution for the 
-Macintosh.  In addition to the traditional "classic" applications that have 
-been available in the past for Macintosh FASTA distributions, this release 
-also includes "Carbon" versions of the FASTA programs.  Carbon 
-applications are designed to work under both MacOSX and under MacOS8.6 and 
-later.
-
-This is the first "Carbon" implementation of the FASTA programs.  In this 
-first implementation, the Mac-like interface for selecting sequence files 
-has been disabled, as the older file interface I used is not available 
-under Carbon.  This should be implemented in the future.
-
-Today, the main advantage of the Carbon implementation is its ability to 
-run under MacOSX without needing the classic environment.  However, the 
-unix version of the FASTA programs compiles and runs fine under MacOSX, 
-simply type:
-
-       make -f Makefile.os_x all
-
-However, the Unix version of the FASTA programs expects sequence files and 
-libraries to have lines that ends with a linefeed characther ('\n', \012), 
-which is different from the traditional Mac return ('\r', \015) end-of-line 
-character.  If you work with Mac-like text files under MacOSX, try the "carbon"
-FASTA programs.  If you work with Unix-like text files, use the Unix 
-version.
-
-Bill Pearson