solox - 2004-07-15

i use cygwin to run sml toolkit v 2. there was an error about ( gunzip: stdin: unexpected end of file
gunzip: stdin: not in gzip format ) while i running wngram2idngram.exe. this is whai i got...

User@KP /cygdrive/c/delete/cmu/src
$ ./wngram2idngram -vocab test.vocab -buffer 100 -hash 200000 -temp /usr/tmp/ -
files 20 -gzip -verbosity 2 -n 3 -write_ascii < /cygdrive/c/testlm/testtrig.wng
ram > /cygdrive/c/testlm/testtrig2.idngram
Vocab           : test.vocab
Buffer size     : 100
Hash table size : 200000
Temp directory  : /usr/tmp/
Max open files  : 20
n               : 3
FOF size               : 10
buffer size = 4166600
Initialising hash table...
Reading vocabulary...
Allocating memory for the buffer...
Writing non-OOV counts to temporary file /usr/tmp/wngram2idngram.temp.KP.3080.1.
gz
Sorting final buffer...
Writing sorted buffer to temporary file /usr/tmp/wngram2idngram.temp.KP.3080.2.g
z
Merging temporary files...

gunzip: stdin: unexpected end of file

gunzip: stdin: not in gzip format

2-grams occurring:      N times         > N times       Sug. -spec_num value
      0                                               2              12
      1                               0               2              12
      2                               0               2              12
      3                               0               2              12
      4                               0               2              12
      5                               0               2              12
      6                               0               2              12
      7                               0               2              12
      8                               0               2              12
      9                               0               2              12
     10                               0               2              12

3-grams occurring:      N times         > N times       Sug. -spec_num value
      0                                               2              12
      1                               0               2              12
      2                               0               2              12
      3                               0               2              12
      4                               0               2              12
      5                               0               2              12
      6                               0               2              12
      7                               0               2              12
      8                               0               2              12
      9                               0               2              12
     10                               0               2              12
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