Follow up: As Christian Buck points out: "At least automake and libtool are non-standard and weird errors occur without them."
He recommends: sudo apt-get install build-essential git-core pkg-config automake libtool Thanks, Christian! - Uli On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 6:46 PM, Ulrich Germann <ulrich.germ...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all, > > in order to facilitate easy setup and building of Moses, I have added the > following: > > contrib/Makefiles/install-dependencies.gmake > > Run with make like this: > > make -f contrib/Makefiles/install-dependencies.gmake > > This will install boost, xmlrpc-c, cmph, and irstlm in ./opt. > > Regression tests are now a submodule in the mosesdecoder repo. > > To perform a standard compile, just run ./compile.sh [addtional options] > To compile and run regression tests, run ./run-regtests.sh [additional > option] > > This assumes a recent standard linux setup with the usual build tools and > wget to get tarballs from sourceforge. If you think different or share your > Office with a paperclip, you are on your own. > > So on linux (set up for development with gcc, git, wget, etc), you can now > get a working moses with these easy steps: > > git clone http://github.com/moses-smt/mosesdecoder moses > cd moses > make -f contrib/Makefiles/install-dependencies.gmake > ./run-regtests.sh > > - Uli > > -- > Ulrich Germann > Senior Researcher > School of Informatics > University of Edinburgh > -- Ulrich Germann Senior Researcher School of Informatics University of Edinburgh
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