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Uneek

Uneek is a simple C++ program that takes two read files as input and prints the unique reads in the second file.

Installation

To install uneek

$ git clone repo
$ cd uneek
$ make

Usage

To use uneek, run it like this:

$ ./uneek file1 file2

The output should be a series of lines that are unique to the second file.

Debugging

Uneek can also be built in debug mode by doing the following:

$ make debug

This enables the built-in print statements to show you the various stages of parsing reads.

Cleaning

Should you ever need to remove uneek you can do so via the following:

$ make clean

This will remove the executable and any object files.

Version

Version 1.0

Contact

Name: Michael Robson

Email: mprobson@illinois.edu

Twitter: @mprobson

License

GNU LGPLv3

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