Welcome to the Official CRI-MAP Home Page

This web page is sponsored by Tara Matise, for Phil Green,
the primary author of the CRI-MAP map building program.

If you have trouble interacting with the Web page, or unpacking or compiling the code,
send e-mail to Tara Matise at matise@biology.rutgers.edu

If you have any trouble with the CRI-MAP program or documentation file,
please send e-mail to Phil Green at pgh@u.washington.edu

The code is available in a single file, which is tarred and UNIX-compressed. Click HERE to retrieve this file.
You will need to have access to a Unix system for the initial unpacking, but once you've unpacked the .tar file, you should be able to compile the source code on computers running other operating systems -- it should be portable to almost anything with a decent C compiler and adequate memory (16 Mb RAM or more is desirable).

Execute this command to uncompress and unarchive the file:
zcat crimap.source.tar| tar xvf -

The documentation is in the file progdoc_v2.4, which is troff formatted. With a UNIX system you should be able to print this on a laser printer (after you have executed the above instructions) using the command:
cat progdoc_v2.4 | tbl | eqn | troff -ms -t | lpr -t
If this fails, you can still read the file progdoc_v2.4 directly (it is ASCII) by ignoring the embedded troff formatting statements.

This is was originally maintained at the Rutgers university at "http://compgen.rutgers.edu/old/multimap/crimap/".