From the HTK mailing list (I have not tried this yet...):
Yes, on 64-bits the GCC compiler use -m64 to generate
binary files for 64-bit architecture, also add -L options with the path
for the libraries like X11.
That should solve your problems.
Regards,
Vitorio.
Le 2009-12-18 à 13:48, Elias Gerber a écrit :
> -m32 -a
Other hints for compiling 64-bit HTK... from HTK mailing list:
yum -y install libgcc.i586 glibc-devel.i586
which then enables HTK to link to gcc's 32 bit libraries. [...] configure as:
./configure --disable-hslab CFLAGS="-D_LARGEFILE_SOURCE -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64"
The --disable-hslab means I don't need the X11 libraries and the other
CFLAGS give 64 bit file pointers which is useful for building very
large language models.
I have a question. I got an error when i used HDecode for recognizition.This error is "Segmentation fault (core dump)".
I use fedora 64bit. Please help me compile HDecode on fedora 64bit. Thank!
>error when i used HDecode for recognizition.This error is "Segmentation fault (core dump)".
anything in the HTK mailing list archives?