I am trying to install sphinxbase 0.7 (latest stable release at the time of
this writing) on my Windows XP computer via Cygwin. Configure runs without
problems, but I can't get 'make' to work. I am using the tar.gz release, and
have already renamed the sphinxbase directory to 'sphinxbase'.
I do not see any error in your log. What is the issue exactly?
Please note that you can also use prebuilt windows binaries as well as VS2010
to build pocketsphinx
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Anonymous
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2011-07-26
Sorry, I didn't notice the error wasn't included in the logfile. I uploaded a
new log file here: makefile.log. I ran configure with
--prefix=/cygwin/c/sphinx/sphinxbase-install
by the way. I tried running this with VS before, but remember running into
lots of problems, so I gave up and ran it with Cygwin. I think I got it to
work, but can't remember how. Would you recommend the VS or prebuilt bins over
Cygwin? If so, are there any tutorials on using the prebuilt bins? I don't
remember running into any while I was reading the tutorial on training an
acoustic model, or in any of the READMEs. Thanks for your quick response, and
I'm sorry for asking a lot of questions.
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Still same. You need to use >& redirection instead of > to redirect stderr
output.
If you are reporting about libtool linking issue, it's a libtool bug which was
already discussed here on forum. You can use search to get the details. You
need to update libtool in Cygwin
Would you recommend the VS or prebuilt bins over Cygwin?
It doesn't matter. All three ways should work
but remember running into lots of problems, so I gave up
If you have issues it's better to report them or to help to fix them instead
of giving up
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Anonymous
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2011-07-26
Sorry, I uploaded the wrong file. Here's the one I was supposed to upload: make.log. I was running short on
time when I tried out VS2010, which is why I didn't report it. Most of my
problems would probably have been resolved if I just figured out the UI, and
performed a few searches. Thanks for your quick response, and the tip about
redirecting stderr. I'll look into libtool.
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Anonymous
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2011-07-26
I just found the post about the libtool bug. I don't think it's the problem,
because it doesn't report libtool as missing.
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Anonymous
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2011-07-26
I looked everywhere for a fix, but can't find one. I tried updating, but the
libtool I have installed is already the most recent version (2.4). I also
tried reinstalling it from the cygwin setup program. As suggested in one of
the threads, I tried running:
make distclean
./autogen.sh --prefix=/cygdrive/c/sphinx/sphinxbase-install
make
but it still fails with the same error. Is there anything else I can do? or
should I use the precompiled binaries? If so, how do I use them? Do I just
download them, add its root directory to my path, and run the scripts with
activeperl and python?
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To understand what happens there you need to provide the following
information:
sort --version
and
echo $'a\nb\nc' | sort -uc; echo $?
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Anonymous
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2011-07-27
oh, okay. I get the following:
sort --version
--versionThe system cannot find the file specified.
echo $'a\nb\nc' | sort -uc; echo $?
-ucThe system cannot find the file specified.
1
Sorry, I didn't understand the statement. I though it meant that the two
commands would show ME what was wrong, rather than give YOU information about
what my problem is.
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sort --version --versionThe system cannot find the file specified. echo
$'a\nb\nc' | sort -uc; echo $? -ucThe system cannot find the file specified. 1
Hello
This doesn't look like a proper sort behavior. Maybe you conflict cygwin sort
with windows binary or just sort in your cygwin doesn't function properly. Can
you check that? The proper output must be:
You also need to note that libtool uses "sort -uc" to find duplicates in
archive.
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Anonymous
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2011-07-29
I got it to work, but there were quite a few warnings. My PATH environment
variable had "C:\WINDOWS\system32" come before cygwin's bin directory. When I
used
which sort
it showed that Windows' sort was what was being called, rather than cygwin's.
All I did was move cygwin's bin directory to the start of my PATH using SET.
After that, it completed. I still got a lot of errors though. I can post a log
if you want. Thanks for all your help, nshmyrev.
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I am trying to install sphinxbase 0.7 (latest stable release at the time of
this writing) on my Windows XP computer via Cygwin. Configure runs without
problems, but I can't get 'make' to work. I am using the tar.gz release, and
have already renamed the sphinxbase directory to 'sphinxbase'.
Here's the log: http://db.tt/5mI2I3s
Hello
I do not see any error in your log. What is the issue exactly?
Please note that you can also use prebuilt windows binaries as well as VS2010
to build pocketsphinx
Sorry, I didn't notice the error wasn't included in the logfile. I uploaded a
new log file here: makefile.log. I ran configure with
by the way. I tried running this with VS before, but remember running into
lots of problems, so I gave up and ran it with Cygwin. I think I got it to
work, but can't remember how. Would you recommend the VS or prebuilt bins over
Cygwin? If so, are there any tutorials on using the prebuilt bins? I don't
remember running into any while I was reading the tutorial on training an
acoustic model, or in any of the READMEs. Thanks for your quick response, and
I'm sorry for asking a lot of questions.
Still same. You need to use >& redirection instead of > to redirect stderr
output.
If you are reporting about libtool linking issue, it's a libtool bug which was
already discussed here on forum. You can use search to get the details. You
need to update libtool in Cygwin
It doesn't matter. All three ways should work
If you have issues it's better to report them or to help to fix them instead
of giving up
Sorry, I uploaded the wrong file. Here's the one I was supposed to upload:
make.log. I was running short on
time when I tried out VS2010, which is why I didn't report it. Most of my
problems would probably have been resolved if I just figured out the UI, and
performed a few searches. Thanks for your quick response, and the tip about
redirecting stderr. I'll look into libtool.
I just found the post about the libtool bug. I don't think it's the problem,
because it doesn't report libtool as missing.
This is the proper thread
https://sourceforge.net/projects/cmusphinx/forums/forum/5471/topic/4521228
oh okay, thanks. I was looking at this one: https://sourceforge.net/projects/
cmusphinx/forums/forum/5471/topic/3849161
I looked everywhere for a fix, but can't find one. I tried updating, but the
libtool I have installed is already the most recent version (2.4). I also
tried reinstalling it from the cygwin setup program. As suggested in one of
the threads, I tried running:
but it still fails with the same error. Is there anything else I can do? or
should I use the precompiled binaries? If so, how do I use them? Do I just
download them, add its root directory to my path, and run the scripts with
activeperl and python?
Read the post I linked to you. It clearly says:
To understand what happens there you need to provide the following
information:
and
oh, okay. I get the following:
Sorry, I didn't understand the statement. I though it meant that the two
commands would show ME what was wrong, rather than give YOU information about
what my problem is.
Hello
This doesn't look like a proper sort behavior. Maybe you conflict cygwin sort
with windows binary or just sort in your cygwin doesn't function properly. Can
you check that? The proper output must be:
See also
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2003-07/msg01696.html
You also need to note that libtool uses "sort -uc" to find duplicates in
archive.
I got it to work, but there were quite a few warnings. My PATH environment
variable had "C:\WINDOWS\system32" come before cygwin's bin directory. When I
used
it showed that Windows' sort was what was being called, rather than cygwin's.
All I did was move cygwin's bin directory to the start of my PATH using SET.
After that, it completed. I still got a lot of errors though. I can post a log
if you want. Thanks for all your help, nshmyrev.
Great
Please do