Closed Kedersha closed 9 years ago
On Feb 9, 2015, at 5:25 PM, Kedersha notifications@github.com wrote:
In the HTK install portion of the instructions, the following order is given:
$ make clean $ export CPPFLAGS=-UPHNALG $ ./configure --disable-hlmtools --disable-hslab $ make -j4 all $ sudo make -j4 install
However, make clean doesn't work if you don't run the configure first--could we switch the order to:
$ export CPPFLAGS=-UPHNALG $ ./configure --disable-hlmtools --disable-hslab $ make clean $ make -j4 all $ sudo make -j4 install
Oh, good point, that should be changed.
The only function of make clean
is that if the person has previously tried to compile HTK and failed for some other reason, they have to make clean
first (which deletes already-compiled bits). People starting from scratch have no particular reason to do that.
Kyle
Thanks! :) I've also been running into some trouble trying to run the newest version of the aligner, but I'll ask about it later. Are github issues or email a better way to get in touch?
Issues are better. Use email if you need to send me data so I can reproduce the error.
K
On Feb 9, 2015, at 5:41 PM, Kedersha notifications@github.com wrote:
Thanks! :) I've also been running into some trouble trying to run the newest version of the aligner, but I'll ask about it later. Are github issues or email a better way to get in touch?
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Great, thanks
In the HTK install portion of the instructions, the following order is given:
$ make clean $ export CPPFLAGS=-UPHNALG $ ./configure --disable-hlmtools --disable-hslab $ make -j4 all $ sudo make -j4 install
However, make clean doesn't work if you don't run the configure first--could we switch the order to:
$ export CPPFLAGS=-UPHNALG $ ./configure --disable-hlmtools --disable-hslab $ make clean $ make -j4 all $ sudo make -j4 install
I didn't want to change it without checking, just in case I had this wrong!