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• Link Grammar 4.6.7 in .Net [7 Updates]

 Topic: Link Grammar 4.6.7 in .Net

proai <lchalk@proai.com> Apr 29 04:39PM -0700 ^
 
I origionally ported Link grammar 4.1b to .Net and I finally got a
later (abiword) build to work with my origional code. If any one is
interested, I can make the code available. It requires a more...

Linas Vepstas <linasvepstas@gmail.com> Apr 29 06:56PM -0500 ^
 
> tweaking of the released code to make it work (compile).  Most
> importantly you must build the projcect as a .lib instead of a .dll
> and link it to my origional port.
 
You missed a long more...

"Simon Stuart" <kraven@greycascade.com> Apr 30 12:33PM +0100 ^
 
The latest SVN repository for the LGP builds under MSVC++ 2008 properly with only two actions on your part:
 
1) Follow the "Environment Variables" guide which I wrote and Linas kindly appended to more...

proai <lchalk@proai.com> Apr 30 06:25AM -0700 ^
 
I will admit, I did give up for several months and have not attempted
to use abiword version since 4.5.6. The main changes I had to do were
to delete the java project completly (didn't care enough more...

proai <lchalk@proai.com> Apr 30 08:00AM -0700 ^
 
Just to be clear, I am talking about two different things:
 
1) A .net wrapper around your 4.6.7 library using Managed C++.
2) a 100% c# version of link grammary, using just your dictionary or more...

"Simon Stuart" <kraven@greycascade.com> Apr 30 04:11PM +0100 ^
 
Not a bad idea! I've written a Pascal wrapper for the standard 4.6.7 compiled DLL, not so difficult to do.... I imagine the benefit of a .NET-based wrapper would make it accessible to a broarder non-C more...

Linas Vepstas <linasvepstas@gmail.com> Apr 30 10:11AM -0500 ^
 

> Just to be clear,  I am talking about two different things:
 
> 1)  A .net wrapper around your 4.6.7 library using Managed C++.
 
I can redistribute this as part of the standard link-grammar more...

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