Hi @wywu
I'm really interesting about your method and great result represented in your paper.
And I try to run the pretest model.But I get error when run the "alignment_tools.cpp".
I try to test if the "alignment_tools.cpp" can run, it returns error:
alignment_tools.cpp: line 20: //: Is a directory alignment_tools.cpp: line 27: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 28: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 29: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 30: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 33: syntax error near unexpected token thread_num,'
alignment_tools.cpp: line 33: DEFINE_int32(thread_num, 1, "thread_num");'
Because I run the model on my school server,I have no permission to run the make command. And it's system is CentOS Linux 7.5.
Hi @wywu
I'm really interesting about your method and great result represented in your paper.
And I try to run the pretest model.But I get error when run the "alignment_tools.cpp".
I try to test if the "alignment_tools.cpp" can run, it returns error:
alignment_tools.cpp: line 20: //: Is a directory alignment_tools.cpp: line 27: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 28: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 29: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 30: using: command not found alignment_tools.cpp: line 33: syntax error near unexpected tokenthread_num,'alignment_tools.cpp: line 33:
DEFINE_int32(thread_num, 1, "thread_num");'Because I run the model on my school server,I have no permission to run the
makecommand. And it's system is CentOS Linux 7.5.