compile-kaldi.sh - Error: FAILED matrix-lib-test

[lamnguyenx]

Hi @jcsilva

I've pulled your docker image and ran it by the following command:

docker run --entrypoint='' -it -v /root/git/kaldi-android:/opt/kaldi jcsilva/docker-kaldi-android:latest /bin/bash

This helped me make cub in Kaldi's tools folder, since Kaldi had a weird issue with --use-cuda=no option passed to configure file (it still tried to include cude):

cd /opt/kaldi/src/tools && make cub

After that, I've run compile-kaldi.sh . It was working for a while until this issue pops up:

arm-linux-androideabi-clang++ -Wl,--no-warn-mismatch -pie matrix-lib-test.o kaldi-matrix.a ../base/kaldi-base.a /opt/kaldi/tools/openfst/lib/libfst.a /opt/OpenBLAS/install/lib/libopenblas.a /opt/OpenBLAS/install/lib/libclapack.a /opt/OpenBLAS/install/lib/liblapack.a /opt/OpenBLAS/install/lib/libblas.a /opt/OpenBLAS/install/lib/libf2c.a -lm -ldl -o matrix-lib-test Running matrix-lib-test ... 1s... FAIL matrix-lib-test Running sparse-matrix-test ... 0s... FAIL sparse-matrix-test make[1]: [test] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory /opt/kaldi/src/matrix make: [all] Error 2

I'm looking forward to a hint, @jcsilva :) Might it be a bug with arm-linux-androideabi-clang++?

Thank you!

[lamnguyenx]

Hi @jcsilva

Finally I've solved all these issues:

• First off, open the container, and --use-cuda=no to the following line in "compile-kaldi.sh": CXX=clang++ ./configure **--use-cuda=no** --static --android-incdir=${ANDROID_TOOLCHAIN_PATH}/sysroot/usr/include/ --host=arm-linux-androideabi --openblas-root=${WORKING_DIR}/OpenBLAS/install

• Open /opt/kaldi/src/matrix/Makefile and comment these test files: TESTFILES = #matrix-lib-test sparse-matrix-test #matrix-lib-speed-test

That's all :)

[hariom95]

can u please tell the exact location of compile-kaldi.sh file, i am not able to find it.

[lamnguyenx]

can u please tell the exact location of compile-kaldi.sh file, i am not able to find it.

I've just check the Dockerfile: https://github.com/jcsilva/docker-kaldi-android/blob/master/Dockerfile. Seems that it resides at /opt/ ;)

Also, you could simply run docker exec -it <container_name> /bin/bash to open the container's interactive shell :+1: