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Hello@ex-rzr. Is openmm-hip still maintained? |
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It's maintained by AMD developers, I (and StreamHPC in general) don't have permissions to push to this repository. Let's summon @jdmaia |
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I'm merging this and other PRs to https://github.com/StreamHPC/openmm-hip/commits/develop_stream for now. Please do not merge this PR because I also added a missing test file StreamHPC@65e105f Also a related fix for CUDA: openmm/openmm#4267 |
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This ports the Alchemical Transfer Method potential (ATMForce) recently integrated into OpenMM's main branch to the HIP platform.
The AToM-OpenMM protein-ligand binding free energy application is based on ATMForce. It runs well on AMD hardware.