This is one of those little chores in managing a long-lived C++
project: standard C headers like stdio.h and math.h now have their own
place in the C++ standard as resp. cstdio, cmath, and so on. In this
branch the #include names are updated for the moses/ subdirectory; more
branches to follow.
C++11 adds cstdint, but to support compilation with the previous
standard, that change is left for later.
The counts are usually not needed during decoding and are not loaded
from the phrase table. This is just a workaround that can make them
available to features which have a use for them.
If you need access to the counts, copy the two marginal counts and the
joint count into an additional information property with key "Counts",
e.g. using awk:
$ zcat phrase-table.gz | awk -F' \|\|\| ' '{printf("%s {{Counts %s}}\n",$0,$5);}' | gzip -c > phrase-table.withCountsPP.gz
CountsPhraseProperty reads them from the phrase table and provides
methods GetSourceMarginal(), GetTargetMarginal(), GetJointCount().
Derive your property class from PhraseProperty. Do any expensive string
processing of the property value in there, not in the feature
implementation, and provide methods to access the information in
appropriate data formats. The property value string will thus have to
be processed only once (on loading) rather than each time the respective
phrase is applied and your feature needs to access the property value.
