On Wednesday 09 February 2005 14:34, Richard Jelinek wrote: > Hi, > > On Wed, Feb 02, 2005 at 06:29:22PM +0000, Neil Jones wrote: > > I have an interest in using perl for nlp. However I am hitting a problem > > that I cannot seem to solve. > > > > I am attempting to install the Lingua::LinkParser module and it is > > persistantly failing with a segmentation failure when I do the Make test. > > > > I have a Suse linux installation and it fails on a fairly fundamental > > line in the test program. > > > > $parser = new Lingua::LinkParser; > > > > Can anyone help me solve the problem or direct me to where I could find > > someone who can help? > > Works here (on SuSE). > > Segmentation fault can have two reasons: > 1) bad hardware (esp. memory, but can also be a combination of > overheating CPU and/or problems with the adressbus drivers on the > mainboard. > > or - if you are not encountering SEGV or Signal 11 elsewhere > > 2) incompatible libraries, wrongly compiled binaries. > > The Lingua::LinkParser requires the linkparser binary to be present in > the system as it provides just a Perl-Frontend to it not the > functionality itself. Have you compiled this binary yourself or > fetched it from somewhere? > > It was pretty straightforward, so your probs should be solveable.
It must be number 2, I compiled the linkparser binary myself. -- Neil Jones- [EMAIL PROTECTED]
