On 5/12/07, Otto Moerbeek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sat, 12 May 2007, Siju George wrote: > > I was trying to install the CMU Sphinx speech recognition software ( > to convert a few mp3s into text ) on 4.1 current and > read this from their website. > > http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/sphinx/tutorial.html > > ==================================================== > On Linux machines, you can set up the scripts to take advantage of > multiple CPUs. To do this, edit etc/sphinx_train.cfg, change the line > defining the variable $CFG_NPART to match the number of CPUs in your > system, and edit the line defining $CFG_QUEUE_TYPE to the following: > > # Queue::POSIX for multiple CPUs on a local machine > # Queue::PBS to use a PBS/TORQUE queue > $CFG_QUEUE_TYPE = "Queue::POSIX"; > ==================================================== > > Just wondering if it is only for Linux or it is applicable for OpenBSD too? > > Since you said it is transparent to the programs. Depends on how parallelism is achieved in this application. If multiple processes are used, then it can help. If multiple threads are used, then not. I'd say, just try it. -Otto
alright Otto :-) will do that!! Thankyou Somuch Kind Regards Siju
