PerlMol version 0.3200
======================

PerlMol is a collection of Perl modules for chemoinformatics and computational
chemistry with the philosophy that "simple things should be simple". It should
be possible to write one-liners that use this toolkit to do meaningful
"molecular munging". The perlmol toolkit provides objects and methods for
representing molecules, atoms, and bonds in Perl; doing substructure matching;
and reading and writing files in various formats.

This is a bundle containing all of the modules of the PerlMol Project and their
dependencies.

CONTENTS

    Chemistry-Bond-Find             0.21
    Chemistry-Canonicalize          0.10
    Chemistry-File-MDLMol           0.19
    Chemistry-File-Mopac            0.15
    Chemistry-File-PDB              0.20
    Chemistry-File-SLN              0.10
    Chemistry-File-SMARTS           0.21
    Chemistry-File-SMILES           0.43
    Chemistry-File-XYZ              0.11
    Chemistry-FormulaPattern        0.10
    Chemistry-InternalCoords        0.18
    Chemistry-Isotope               0.10
    Chemistry-MacroMol              0.06
    Chemistry-MidasPattern          0.10
    Chemistry-Mok                   0.24
    Chemistry-Mol                   0.32
    Chemistry-Pattern               0.25
    Chemistry-Reaction              0.02
    Chemistry-Ring                  0.18
    Math-VectorReal                 1.02
    Parse-Yapp                      1.05
    Statistics-Regression           0.15


INSTALLATION

To install this module type the following:

   perl Makefile.PL
   make
   make test
   make install

DEPENDENCIES

    perl-5.6.0 or a more recent version.

If you have perl-5.8.0 (or a more recent version), this bundle has everything
you need. If you have an earlier version of Perl, you also need these core
modules:

    Test::Simple        0.45
    Scalar::Util        1.07
    Storable            2.04
    Text::Balanced      1.89

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2005 Ivan Tubert-Brohman <itub@cpan.org>

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the same terms as Perl itself. 

