Re: [Kaldi-developers] Kaldi compiles now under VS 2013

[Daniel P. <dp...@gm...>]

Thanks.
That does look slightly painful.
If you are familiar with Makefiles, you could try to generate a Cygwin
version of the Makefile that we use in the cudamatrix directory, and
we could have the configure script replace the usual version with that
version if compiled on Cygwin.
Dan


On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 6:04 PM, 洪孝宗 <ale...@st...> wrote:
> Sorry, my english is poor. :$
> I take following steps to compile kaldi under cygwin/gcc.
> 1) add __declspec(dllexport/import) to cu-{rand}kernels.cu and related .h
> files
> 2) use nvcc --share to generate .dll and .lib.
> 3) .dll => .a
> reimp -d cu-kernels.lib
> reimp -d cu-randkernels.lib
> dlltool -d cu-kernels.def -D cu-kernels.dll -k -l libcu_kernels.a
> dlltool -d cu-randkernels.def -D cu-randkernels.dll -k -l
> libcu_randkernels.a
> 4) compile Kaldi with gcc
> I think it will become very easy to maintain.
>
> Alex Hung
>
> 2015年5月7日 上午5:19於 "Daniel Povey" <dp...@gm...>寫道：
>>
>> Apparently in Windows 10 they are going to support llvm as an option
>> for compilation in Visual Studio.  So that will fix some things.  But
>> who knows if they will break other things.
>>
>> Dan
>>
>>
>> On Wed, May 6, 2015 at 2:15 PM, Jan Trmal <jt...@gm...> wrote:
>> > All, just to have it here in case someone actually search the list
>> > before
>> > asking:
>> > I was able to compile Kaldi under VS 2013 and OpenFST(Win)1.3.4 (which I
>> > forked from Paul Dixon's 1.3.3, did some more fixes and upgraded to
>> > 1.3.4 --
>> > but the kudos should go to Paul). The changes were committed to the
>> > repository, so it should be available to everyone.
>> > I 'm planning to figure out if it's possible to add support for VS2015
>> > and
>> > potentially OpenFST 1.4.x
>> > OpenFST 1.4.x needs C++11, which, to my knowledge, is partial at best in
>> > VS2015, so we will see...
>> >
>> > BTW: I'm not sure if anyone will be able to maintain/fix the codes to be
>> > "compilable" under MS VS.
>> > In case of troubles (and if you really really need Kaldi in VS), use the
>> > Intel C++ compiler. It seems that it adheres to the standard C++/C++11
>> > --
>> > (which is not the case for VS)
>> >
>> > y.
>> >
>> >
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