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The new version is much longer, but hopefully extensible, reusable, and easy to read. With a few more changes it will let us do three things: 1. Apply more checks and cleanups. 2. Clean up additional file types. 3. Use the same script for mgiza++, so we get a uniform code style. The "more cleanups" could be more things like the removal of trailing whitespace which we just added. We may even want to run lint checkers of some sort. Additional file types could be e.g. Perl scripts, build configuration, or documentation. In order to make the script reusable we'll have to generalize the skip_at_root list in list_c_like_files into something like a configuration file. |
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| analysis | ||
| ems | ||
| fuzzy-match | ||
| generic | ||
| OSM | ||
| other | ||
| recaser | ||
| regression-testing | ||
| server | ||
| share/nonbreaking_prefixes | ||
| tests | ||
| tokenizer | ||
| training | ||
| Transliteration | ||
| Jamfile | ||
| README | ||
2006-07-29 This directory should contain all multi-purpose scripts for: - training ... training moses (including BLEU evaluation needed for MERT) - analysis ... analyzing MT output (for human analysis) - generic ... script for handling generic issues (parallelization) - lib ... perl modules used by various scripts The Jamfile then takes care of proper 'release' from your git directory to the shared directories. The released scripts should remain in the *same directory structure*.