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Okay, thanks for the confirmation.


So it is the best way to save the tarball anywhere on the system to easily remove the libs if they got obsolete (if the dev has implemented the "make...

Thanks for the tip but I already did this and under the search I couldn't trace anything down. I installed openfst 1.3.3 and tested "fst", "open" and "openfst" without even one file that matches. I...

Hello there,

I installed some libraries for C++. This wasn't possible with the help of the Ubuntu-Software Center in form of packages. So I had to download a tar.gz file.

What to do with that...

That solved the problem. Cool. ;).

The two statements
-lfst -ldl did the job for me. The order is essential. I am not sure, why I have to specify the lib with '-lfst' but I don't have to specify...

Thanks again dwhitney67! I ran the code you proposed earlier, so I do not know exactly if there was the line /usr/local/lib in the file 'libc.conf'. So GCC searches everytime in the right libraries....

You're so right! Thanks for the patience.
The following code

#include <fst/fstlib.h>
using namespace fst;

int main ()

{
// A vector FST is a general mutable FST

Hi there,

I am using the files from http://www.openfst.org/twiki/bin/view/FST/WebHome. Running on an Ubuntu 12.04 64bit system. I compile with
g++ -I/usr/local/include Example.cxx...

I want to compile code using non standard libraries (e.g. openfst-libs) and do not want to specify the location of the libs every time I type g++.

Greetings,
Dree

Thanks for your extensive help, dwhitney67!

I did install the program before. And I did it without a special prefix, so the files are located in /usr/local/... Did I get you right, that you prefer...

It seems that the compiler cannot find the header file with the name cv.h called in the fourth line of your code.

Hi there,

I am trying to learn to get along with openfst but I am standing at the beginning. My question is perhaps very simple but I did read a lot before posting here but didn't comprehend how...