Gromacs

News

December 6, 2009

Gromacs-4.0.6 has been released, and a couple of hours later 4.0.7 since the first version tried to build 3DNow instructions by default on 64bit linux (don't worry - there's nothing wrong if you managed to build 4.0.6!) This is a maintenance version that fixes a number of minor bugs reported in bugzilla over the last couple of months.

29 Sep 2009

All information from the old wiki site has been moved and reorganized here. Users might find the How-tos and Terminology sections most useful, while developers should check the information available at the Programming Guide section. *** Many of the pages contain broken links to the old wiki. Please, if you have time, update them to point to the corresponding pages on the current site. Thank you for the help! Send an email if you want to be registered as a contributor. ***

This site uses the Mindtouch wiki engine. It has a very easy and intuitive editor (it shows up when you click on "Edit Page"). Contributors can have a look at the Mindtouch User Guide.

Now it is possible to search the mailng list archives. Currently:

• Only the [gmx-users] mailng list is being indexed.
• The index is updated every 6 hours.
• The results of the mailing list search are sorted by the relevance score of the search.
• The input is parsed and search is done for any matching word. Use " " to search for a phrase.
• The results are displayed in descending order of the date. You can change the sorting by clicking on the column names.
• The contents column displays the beginning of the email.

Using the "Find" form present on every page of the site searches only this site, not the mailing lists.

The News section was moved as a front page. Often accessed quick links can be found at the top.

The CVS server can't be accessed anymore, please use tarballs of old releases.

The old Gromacs www server (oldwww.gromacs.org) and the old Gromacs wiki server (oldwiki.gromacs.org) will be shut down soon.

20 Aug 2009

Gromacs has been ported to run on Microsoft Windows HPC Server 2008 thanks to the hard work of Dr. Roberto Lins's group at the Pacific National Northwest Laboratory. The binary and the source code are available for download from the MS Windows contributions section.