Bore da Lilo
from my experience, Cygwin works the same on whatever windows host its
running on, so I don't think there'll be a problem.
However, cygwin is only available as a 32-bit environment, so you won't
be able to access more than 3-4GB RAM. If the reason that you're moving
to Windows 7 is to access more memory with a 64-bit OS, you're gonna be
out of luck. you can compile the moses decoder natively with visual
studio, but I would suggest using linux.
On 06/08/2010 15:00, Llio Humphreys wrote:
Dear all,
We have successfully used Cygwin (http://www.cygwin.com/) with Moses
on Windows XP and are now considering running it on a Windows 7
system. If you have experiences of using Moses on a Windows 7
system. I should be grateful if you could advise on any problems,
solutions, or whether in fact the installation and performance is more
or less the same as on Windows XP.
Many thanks,
Llio Humphreys
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