Cross Compiling Freeling
Why? Well basically i like Freeling, i think is a quite good platform, and i like to use it in Windows. And actually i've seen only two ways to get a win32 version and i said myself, "What the hell!!" if everybody says that's complicated it must be very fun, and this is the main reason, just for fun. http://www.lsi.upc.edu/~nlp/freeling/index.php?option=com_simpleboard&Itemid=55&func=view&id=333&catid=5&limit=6&limitstart=0 How? Well in order to get the binaries prepared for the win32 platform we have to follow those steps: Installing MingW32 Downloading Pcre, Berkeley Database, Boost, Libcfg+, Omlet, Fries and Freeling Cross-Compiling Everything PCRE BDB Boost LIbCFG+ Omlet Fries Freeling Testing and Voila Installing MingW32 First step is to install mingw and the binutils. In ubuntu to do so you should use this command: #sudo apt-get install mingw32 build-essential automake libtool subversion swig After that you can check the d