I downloaded the latest Sphinx 4 tree from CVS following the download and build documentation provided for the eclipse development environment. After setting up the project I find that I'm getting a number of methods not found errors such as GetLogMath in HMMPoolManager. Are there issues with the latest code tree or are there additional project setup steps that I need to perform?
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Everything is building fine with the exception of edu.cmu.sphinx.tools.tags. The issue appears to be with org.mozilla... 2 questions; 1) will Mozilla's rhino provide the missing pieces and 2) is there a recommended place in the directory to add the rhino files
Thanks,
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Looking through the CVS tree, I find that the last LogMath.java to contain the getLogMath method was version 1.33. Pulling the latest tree from CVS causes HmmPoolManager to not build due to this missing method.
This is only one of 65 modules that have similiar issues. Are there suggestions for building the latest tree.
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I just downloaded and built the latest CVS sources using plain old bash and ant. Everything worked fine, so I suspect the problem is not the sources but something the in the Eclipse environment. I'm not an Eclipse user (except maybe the gum), so I can't help much there.
Will
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Ahhh...sorry - I'm traveling at the moment and I'm only able to give this less than the atom-thin time slice I have to spend on Sphinx-4. :-(. It looks like the Eclipse build is trying to build things that are way out of date and unused at the moment (e.g., the acoustic model trainer). Here's a quick list of excludes in the ant file that indicate which files one should not attempt to compile:
I downloaded the latest Sphinx 4 tree from CVS following the download and build documentation provided for the eclipse development environment. After setting up the project I find that I'm getting a number of methods not found errors such as GetLogMath in HMMPoolManager. Are there issues with the latest code tree or are there additional project setup steps that I need to perform?
Everything is building fine with the exception of edu.cmu.sphinx.tools.tags. The issue appears to be with org.mozilla... 2 questions; 1) will Mozilla's rhino provide the missing pieces and 2) is there a recommended place in the directory to add the rhino files
Thanks,
Looking through the CVS tree, I find that the last LogMath.java to contain the getLogMath method was version 1.33. Pulling the latest tree from CVS causes HmmPoolManager to not build due to this missing method.
This is only one of 65 modules that have similiar issues. Are there suggestions for building the latest tree.
I have also reported a lot of error in seven subpackages of edu.cmu.sphinx package, most of them relative to Tim's one said up.
I have also reported a lot of errors in seven subpackages of edu.cmu.sphinx package, most of them relative to Tim's one said up.
Hi:
I just downloaded and built the latest CVS sources using plain old bash and ant. Everything worked fine, so I suspect the problem is not the sources but something the in the Eclipse environment. I'm not an Eclipse user (except maybe the gum), so I can't help much there.
Will
Will,
How does a bash build resolve the issue in HmmPoolManager of an undefined LogMath method getLogMath? Maybe Eclipise is pulling the wrong head?
Ahhh...sorry - I'm traveling at the moment and I'm only able to give this less than the atom-thin time slice I have to spend on Sphinx-4. :-(. It looks like the Eclipse build is trying to build things that are way out of date and unused at the moment (e.g., the acoustic model trainer). Here's a quick list of excludes in the ant file that indicate which files one should not attempt to compile:
Will
Thank you Will,
that was the problem, I thought Ant script could not have compiled that packages.
Now I'm excluding simply the 7 packages, maybe it'll work.
Hello Will, Good morning Will =)