[CWB] ERROR: CQP backend startup failed; the reported CQP version [] could not be parsed

["Andrés Chandía"]

Yes, I get it, but you never know, so just in case I did the config.mk editing....


well, what you did was the trick, now it was succesfully installed, thanks a lot!!






El Lun, 10 de Septiembre de 2018, 17:15, Hardie, Andrew escribió:
  



The
single-step installation script is


instead of the usual process. You don’t need to edit the config
file if you’re using it, as it will “guess”
config values for you.


As
Stefan said, “Please read the INSTALL instructions carefully and follow
them,
 or use one of the auto-install scripts (also described in
INSTALL).  ”  (emph mine)


That
is, you should EITHER edit the config.mk file and then follow the list of
“make …” commands in the
instructions


OR
use the install script which does everything in one step.
 


Re
the readline.h error: I suspect this may be because
Debian has recently updated the
package naming for readline. Instead of “libreadline6-dev”
  what is needed is now just “libreadline-dev”. 
I’ve updated the install script in SVN just now to account for this. Hope
this helps.


best


Andrew.


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To: Stefan Evert 
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Subject: Re: [CWB] ERROR: CQP backend startup failed; the reported CQP
version [] could not be parsed
 


Ok, I better describe how do I install....





 





svn co 
 http://svn.code.sf.net/p/cwb/code/cwb/trunk
cwb





 





cd  cwb





 





edit config.mk





where I changed platform to





 





PLATFORM=linux-64





 





and site to





 





SITE=standard





 





close and save





 





then run 





 





sudo ./install-scripts/cwb-install-ubuntu





 





where I get the error, 





 





 





 



> On 10 Sep 2018, at 13:45, Andrés
Chandía andres at chandia.net>


wrote: >  > I have found a


related Issue where you advised me to do next thing:
> You may


have to edit config.mk to          SITE=standard  before
running the install > script.  You definitely
want to do that (and set PLATFORM to


linux-64), but you can also do it on the command-line for each make command, e.g         
make


all SITE=standard PLATFORM=linux-64         make install SITE=standard PLATFORM=linux-64



>  >
llquery.c:43:10: fatal


error: >
readline/readline.h: No such file or directory


>  > 
#include


 >          


^~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~  That's because you didn't
install the required readline library.


 Please read the INSTALL instructions carefully and follow them, or use one of the


auto-install scripts (also described in INSTALL).  Taking a quick look at the
appropriate


auto-install script will also help you to figure out exactly which packages you need
to


install.  Best, Stefan



 
 
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