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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.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
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.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: