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| A perl script is written to generate the make file, in this script, you may document the analyses and | | A perl script is written to generate the make file, in this script, you may document the analyses and |
| allow options to customize the variables in your analyses. | | allow options to customize the variables in your analyses. |
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| + | Once the make file is generated, you can run it with make using the -j option for parallelization. |
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| + | If a part of the analyses has to be re performed, simply delete the relevant target file, make will |
| + | rerun the analyses and redo steps that occur after that particular step. |
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| + | Some other useful options in Make are -k for running the analyses as far as possible without |
| + | terminating the entire pipeline and -t for generating all the target files chronologically. |
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| = Example = | | = Example = |