Ken,
Here's a linux "find" statement we use to remove empty trees. Maybe
bjam can call it.
find $path -depth -type d -empty -exec rmdir {} \;
Tom
On Mon, 05 Dec 2011 11:21:06 +0000, Kenneth Heafield
<mo...@kheafield.com> wrote:
> On 12/05/11 02:31, Jehan Pages wrote:
>> 1/ It won't remove the empty directories. For instance Moses scripts
>> exist in a complex directory try (training/, recaser/, tokenizer/,
>> etc. and sub-directories…), and the --clean will leave all this
>> tree,
>> empty but present. Would be nicer to clean them when empty.
> Hmm this one is difficult since bjam handles directory creation
> implicitly and --clean is mostly internal too.
>
>>
>> 2/ I still need --with-boost (and others --with-*) when not in the
>> system PATH, while --clean should not care about dependencies, I
>> would
>> say.
> I've updated this so that it will bypass Boost checks and will always
> delete train-model.perl when you pass --clean. But, in general, the
> expectation is that you'll pass the same arguments each time. I
> admit,
> this is annoying. We could write a shell script that stores its
> arguments in a file then have bjam read from this file. The shell
> script could be called ./configure.
>
>>
>> That's just details, and otherwise it works fine. Just to say.;-)
>>
>> Also I just made a small pull request with a fix to this new bjam
>> system, as I got this error during installation:
>> «
>> failed to write output file
>> '/opt/kotobot/src/mosesdecoder-git/moses/src/LM/bin/lm.log'!
>> »
>> error. I went with the assumption that it was not outputting in the
>> right directory (but wanted to do so in the root of the sources,
>> which
>> has a bin/ directory).
> Fixed, as you saw. The build system creates bin in the root
> directory
> so I didn't want to put it there either. Checking for the path works
> too.
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