***UNCHECKED*** Re: [CWB] CWB port on Windows & Textometrie project

[Jean-Philippe Magué]

Dear all,

Sorry for the late answer. Actually, I have just realized that my  
previous mail has been bounced by the server managing the mailing list  
because of the joined binaries. Here are they in an encrypted zip file  
(password is foo) with a copy of my previous answer.

Best,

Jean-Philippe Magué


Dear all,

Here are cqp.exe, cqpcl.exe and cqpserver.exe. These are the only  
binaries we have
compiled with MinGW so far, as the corpora we work with on windows  
have been previously
encoded on linux. If you plan to try to encode corpora directly on  
windows, we would be
interested by your experience since this is something we want to do in  
the coming months.

The process to compile CWB with MinGW is basically the same than with  
any other compiler :
   - edit 'config.mk' :
         - select the mingw platform :
             include $(TOP)/config/platform/mingw
         - you can keep the standard site configuration
             include $(TOP)/config/site/standard
   - check in 'config/platform/mingw' if the name of your compiler is correct :
         - find the line :
             CC = i586-mingw32msvc-gcc
         - here, 'i586-mingw32msvc-gcc' is the name of the mingw  
cross-compiler delivered
with ubuntu. If you use a different version of mingw, the name might change
   - run 'make all'


Do not hesitate to ask for more details if you encounter any problem  
during the
compilation,

Regards,

Jean-Philippe Magué

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Jean-Philippe Magué
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---- Original Message ----
From: "Eros Zanchetta" <eros at sslmit.unibo.it>
To: "Open source development of the Corpus WorkBench"
<cwb at sslmit.unibo.it> Sent: Monday, May 18, 2009 3:51 PM
Subject: Re: [CWB] CWB port on Windows & Textometrie project

Dear Serge,

thank you for sharing this with us. I'd be interested in testing the
Windows version of CWB. Would it be possible to have the binaries (or,
even better, a quick guide on the steps necessary to compile the code
you provide)?

Regards,
Eros Zanchetta

Serge HEIDEN wrote:

     Dear Stefan and all,

     In the context of a research project building a new text analysis
     platform TXM
     binding together (CWB and R) (see
     http://textometrie.ens-lsh.fr/?lang=en),
     we have ported CWB on Windows with MinGW (actually it was
     cross-compiled on a Linux box to a virtual Windows).
     You can get the code at :
      
http://textometrie.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/textometrie/trunk/toolbox/src/main/C/

     and the report on the things done is at :

https://textometrie.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/textometrie/trunk/toolbox/src/main/C/cross-compilation

     Please don't hesitate to stress the code.

     A take the opportunity of this mail to ask if the Unicode feature
     of CWB has been worked on recently, and if not, if you have
     any ideas on how we could make things evolve in that domain.

     I have added some feature requests on sourceforge for CWB :
     - XML wrapping
     - multiple structural hierarchies
     - unify anchor point and labels
     Please don't hesitate to change or destroy them if you think
     they are not pertinent.

     We plan to release an alpha version of the TXM platform at the
     end of the month.
     As I know your involvement in the R community around the
     cooccurrence models also, you may be interested in the CWB
     and R aspect of our project. Any comments are welcome.

     Best regards,
     Serge Heiden

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     ENS-LSH/CNRS - ICAR UMR5191, Institut de Linguistique Française
     15, parvis René Descartes 69342 Lyon BP7000 Cedex, tél.
     +33(0)622003883

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