Software written by Dave Curtis

Below is a list of software I have written which is available for general distribution. Many of the programs are redundant and are only provided for historical purposes or because I have not bothered to remove them. I use the MSVC compiler, and cross-platform development of QDB, PEDRAW and DOLINK was achieved using the very wonderful wxWindows library which no longer seems to be available but which may have evolved into wxWidgets.

The page for scoreassoc is here:
https://github.com/davenomiddlenamecurtis/scoreassoc

Page to get rs IDs for variants from their coordinates is here.

Page to get gene names from their symbols is here.

All the following stuff is no longer current. For software and scripts which I have been working on more recently please visit my Github page at https://github.com/davenomiddlenamecurtis?tab=repositories.

Packages from this site are available using the links below. All programs are provided as DOS or Windows executables and as source code in C and/or C++ to allow compilation on other platforms. For programs under active development the version numbers may change from time to time. If you have problems with any program, check back here to see that you have the latest available version.

Dave Curtis software:

The following packages remain available mainly for historical reasons. They may be of academic interest, but may not be of much practical value for modern data analysis.

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David Curtis (email: d.curtis@ucl.ac.uk)