Welcome to CadBerry’s documentation!¶
CadBerry is an open-source IDE for synthetic biology built around a C++ version of the GIL compiler. CadBerry is still early in development, so built versions might be unstable.
If you’re new here, check out Getting Started for a quickstart guide.
Features¶
Codon optimization
Auto-generated TRAPzymes to detect cellular RNAs
Support for reusing DNA using libraries
Add-on support using C++ and Dear ImGui
Included math modelling system
Included thread pool
Contribute¶
Discord server: https://discord.gg/ezZTcwZGKD
Issue Tracker: https://github.com/CamelCaseCam/CadBerry/issues
Source Code: https://github.com/CamelCaseCam/CadBerry
To see the latest features, check out the developer branch on github
Support¶
If you’re having problems, create an issue on github and/or email me at Cameron.kroll@gmail.com
License¶
CadBerry is licensed under the GNU GPL-3.0 license.
Installation¶
Option 1: Bulding from source¶
Download the source code and use visual C++ 2020 to build. You may have some trouble with downloading submodules (this will be fixed soon).
Option 2: Just download the compiled folder¶
Download the BasicInstall folder or the CadBerrybinRelease-windows-x86_64Berry folder and run Berry.exe (you may get some errors if you download the Berry folder, if you do you should delete CDBLastProj.cfg and CDBProjectList.cfg)