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BioLib brings together a set of opensource libraries written in C/C++ and makes them available for all Bio* languages
http://biolib.open-bio.org/
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README
= BIOLIB = Biolib is an OpenBio initiative to provide shared libraries for the major Bio* languages - so as to share one code base for Perl, Ruby, Python, JAVA and R. The basic idea is to provide infrastructure that allows sharing code rather than reinventing the wheel every time between different language implementations. Biolib provides a minimalistic layer to external C and C++ libraries - using SWIG as the primary interface provider. For more information see: http://biolib.open-bio.org/ The release notes are in ./doc/RELEASE_NOTES.txt For dependencies see ./doc/DEPENDENCIES.txt If you wish to contribute subscribe to the mailing list. Pjotr Prins