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Build scripts for supporting libraries and executables #27

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aurieh opened this issue Sep 15, 2019 · 3 comments
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Build scripts for supporting libraries and executables #27

aurieh opened this issue Sep 15, 2019 · 3 comments

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@aurieh
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@aurieh aurieh commented Sep 15, 2019

Nature of issue?

  • New feature request

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It'd be nice to have scripts necessary to build files in src/support bundled with this repository, as there are certain platforms current prebuilt binaries don't cover (i.e. non-glibc Linux, the BSDs). I wouldn't mind contributing a set of generic Linux scripts, but I'd like to hear your opinion on the matter before investing what could be a decent amount of effort.

@LucasMIA
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@LucasMIA LucasMIA commented Feb 20, 2020

Sure, open a pr anytime. We don't support Linux officially but are open to accepting prs from the community!

@dmgerman
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@dmgerman dmgerman commented Apr 28, 2020

I have the feeling that there is no such a thing as scripts to support building the binaries. binaries seem to be simply copied from add-on to add-on. All Mecab-using add-ons seem to be using the same binaries. the simplest solution to different distros in linux is to symlink the mecab.bin to the distro mecab binary. Extension simply executes the binary and pipes its input and output.

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@dmgerman dmgerman commented Apr 28, 2020

Look at reading.py to understand how mecab is used

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