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Richard <richard_5008@yahoo.com> Mar 27 03:56PM -0700
^ Boris,
I installed MS C++ 2008 and incorporated all the steps in your
description (I think). I used the MSVC9 project files provided with LG
v2.6.6. I'm still left with the following link errors.
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Bartosz Browarski <bartosz.browarski@gmail.com> Mar 28 01:16AM +0100
^ I'd like to thank you a lot for that. I finally am able to run LG in
my java project in Windows! And it even gives parsing results similar
to the console parser you provided, so it apparently works
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Borislav Iordanov <borislav.iordanov@gmail.com> Mar 27 08:44PM -0400
^ Hi Richard,
1) Make sure all *.c files in the link-grammar source folder are added
to the project and nothing else.
2) Make sure the folder containing regex.lib is in the "Additional
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Richard <richard_5008@yahoo.com> Mar 27 08:01PM -0700
^ Thanks again Boris,
There were indeed several c files missing from the project. I tried
the build again but that got me back to the error of the missing
"size_t" declaration. I manually inserted
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Borislav Iordanov <borislav.iordanov@gmail.com> Mar 27 11:07PM -0400
^ > the build again but that got me back to the error of the missing
> "size_t" declaration. I manually inserted "typedef unsigned int
> size_t;" just after "#include <sys/types.h>" in the regex.h
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Peter Szolovits <psz@mit.edu> Mar 27 11:13PM -0400
^ Four files came through as attachments with your email from early this afternoon, so at least one person got them.
On Mar 27, 2010, at 11:07 PM, Borislav Iordanov wrote:
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Richard <richard_5008@yahoo.com> Mar 27 08:36PM -0700
^ On the issue of "Detect 64-bit compatibility". With it on I get the
following message.
cl : Command line warning D9035 : option 'Wp64' has been deprecated
and will be removed in a future release
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Borislav Iordanov <borislav.iordanov@gmail.com> Mar 27 11:41PM -0400
^ > and will be removed in a future release
> So, if next month there's this "future release" will I have the size_t
> problem?
:) I am not a Microsoft employee, but I'm sure we'll figure it out
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Bruce Wilcox <gowilcox@gmail.com> Mar 27 03:45PM -0700
^ Hi, Boris,
> c) Under Linker->Input, add regex.lib in "Additional Dependencies".
this is already there from your sln file, so needs no separate addition.
>I will update the project files
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Borislav Iordanov <borislav.iordanov@gmail.com> Mar 27 06:55PM -0400
^ Hi,
> Hi, Boris,
>> c) Under Linker->Input, add regex.lib in "Additional Dependencies".
> this is already there from your sln file, so needs no separate addition.
Right, those steps
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Bruce Wilcox <gowilcox@gmail.com> Mar 27 04:13PM -0700
^ Hi, Boris.
So I see the projects linkparserexe and linkparser.
Though linkparserexe has all the parser c files and compiles them,
when I try to run it, it wants linkparser to be up to date.
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Bartosz Browarski <bartosz.browarski@gmail.com> Mar 28 01:07AM +0100
^ There is regex2.dll in the \bin subdirectory of the directory you've
put your regex in. Just copy it next to the .exe you got by compiling
Boris' project and it'll find it.
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