UPDATE:
A new release of link-grammar (5.7.0) has just been released.
It includes the said bug fix (see #4) for 32-bit.
It also includes compilation warning fixes (all was harmless).
The test suite passes fine now. Please use it instead of 5.6.2.
If you encounter a bug, or a packaging problem
> Well, if it was a matter of never having been tested on 32-bits,
that's something we can also address by removing the builds for 32-bits.
I have fixed the 32-bits bug that caused the bad tests.
I also fixed all the compilation warnings on i386 and armhf.
By now all of these fixes have been
UPDATE:
I have just pushed to the GitHub LG repository a pull request for all the fixes
for i386 that also addresses the compilation warnings on Ubuntu 19.04.
I expect that it will be applied shortly (after it is reviewed).
I would appreciate it much if after that you could install LG on i386
I am one of the maintainers of link-grammar source code.
I have never tried to compile it on 32-bit, but I will do it now and will fix
these bugs.
Please feel free to report any link-grammar bugs in the GitHub link-grammar
package repository at https://github.com/opencog/link-grammar and we will
