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module providing automatic gdb backtraces on errors

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Devel::bt, when enabled, registers a handler for certain types of fatal errors, like segmentation faults, and, once such an error occurs, prints a debugger backtrace to standard output before exiting the program.

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It is intended to be used to debug crashes in situations where running the failing program directly under a debugger is not possible, for example when trying to get more information from cpantesters or from users unfamiliar with gdb.

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sparse array storage library for genomics (development files)

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This package contains the development files and the static library.

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sparse array storage library for genomics (Java native bindings)

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This package contains the Java native bindings.

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sparse array storage library for genomics (shared libraries)

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GenomicsDB is built on top of a htslib fork and an internal array storage system for importing, querying and transforming variant data. Variant data is sparse by nature (sparse relative to the whole genome) and using sparse array data stores is a perfect fit for storing such data.

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The GenomicsDB stores variant data in a 2D array where:
- Each column corresponds to a genomic position (chromosome + position);
- Each row corresponds to a sample in a VCF (or CallSet in the GA4GH
terminology);
- Each cell contains data for a given sample/CallSet at a given position;
data is stored in the form of cell attributes;
- Cells are stored in column major order - this makes accessing cells with
the same column index (i.e. data for a given genomic position over all
samples) fast.
- Variant interval/gVCF interval data is stored in a cell at the start of the
interval. The END is stored as a cell attribute. For variant intervals
(such as deletions and gVCF REF blocks), an additional cell is stored at
the END value of the variant interval. When queried for a given genomic
position, the query library performs an efficient sweep to determine all
intervals that intersect with the queried position.