New distfile 9/13. "Changes from TINKER 4.0 include some new force field parameter sets, improvements to rigid body dynamics, a Nose-Hoover thermostat, and numerous minor additions and bug fixes." However, the compilation fails in sockets.c with an undefined ref to <jni.h>. This is part of: "an interface between TINKER Fortran code and FFE Java objects used for socket based communication." Some interested party is going to have to take up this one, I'm afraid, as I have no idea what is involved. How-To-Repeat: make extract
Class Changed From-To: change-request->update
State Changed From-To: open->closed Committed.
State Changed From-To: closed->open This fix also contained an upgrade which was an attempt to fix the checksum. However, it did not unbreak the port (which was indeed broken before, leading to my being careless about this commit; as Maxwell Smart used to say, "sorry about that, chief".) In any case, from the PR: New distfile 9/13. "Changes from TINKER 4.0 include some new force field parameter sets, improvements to rigid body dynamics, a Nose-Hoover thermostat, and numerous minor additions and bug fixes." However, the compilation fails in sockets.c with an undefined ref to <jni.h>. This is part of: "an interface between TINKER Fortran code and FFE Java objects used for socket based communication." Some interested party is going to have to take up this one, I'm afraid, as I have no idea what is involved.
State Changed From-To: open->closed Closed after reopening so I could add the forced commit message, after being (correctly) chastised for leaving it without a rationale for the code change in the first place. (It's still broken, just for a different reason; but now the cvs log says so correctly).