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= Requirements ================================================================
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Malaga should be easily portable to nearly every POSIX system on which an
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ANSI/ISO-C-Compiler is running, and which supports the Unicode UTF-8 format. It
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also runs on Win32 systems; this has been tested with the MinGW GCC compiler.
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ANSI/ISO-C-Compiler is running, and which supports the Unicode UTF-8
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format. Older versions also ran on Win32 systems; this is no longer
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supported by the author, but may still work.
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Malaga is available as a ".tgz" (GNU tar + GNU zip) archive. For extraction in
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POSIX systems, you need to have GNU tar, version 1.11.2 or later,
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installed. It is freely available from <http://www.gnu.org/software/tar>.
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For extraction on Win32 systems, you need to have
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- either 7-Zip (free, <http://www.7-zip.org>),
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- or PowerArchiver 6.1 (free, <http://www.sfsu.edu/ftp/win/utils>,
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- or WinZip (commercial, <http://www.winzip.com>),
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or any other file archiver that understands the ".tgz" format.
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Malaga uses Unicode support routines from GLib, so you need to have GLib,
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version 2.0 or later, installed on your computer system. You can get GLib for
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free from <http://www.gtk.org>.
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For the GUI-based display of analysis data, you need to have GTK+, version 2.0
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For the GUI-based display of analysis data, you need to have GTK+, version 2.8
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or later, installed on your computer system. You can get GTK+ for free from
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<http://www.gtk.org>.
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In the source distribution, the documentation is included as a Texinfo file.
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You'll need GNU Texinfo, version 4.0 or later, to translate it to DVI or HTML.
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The Info files are already included. You can get GNU Texinfo for free from
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<http://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo>. The Win32 binary distribution doesn't
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include the documentation; you'll have to download it from
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<http://www.malaga-grammars.de>.
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<http://www.gnu.org/software/texinfo>.
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There is a Malaga interface to the editor Emacs, "malaga.el", written in Emacs
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Lisp. It provides "malaga-mode" that supports editing Malaga grammar files,
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"INSTALL.txt": The installation guide.
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"*.c" / "*.h": The source text for the library "libmalaga" and for the
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programs "malaga", "mallex", "malrul", "malmake", "malshow", and "malsym".
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"configure", "config.guess", "config.sub", "install-sh", "ltmain.sh":
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Files needed for automatic configuration.
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"configure.in": The source file to create "configure" by means of GNU's
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"autoconf". You may need this if you modify the malaga source code.
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"Makefile.in": A file for the command "make" to create the executable files of
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Malaga automatically. This is converted to "Makefile" by "configure".
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"malaga.texi": The Texinfo documentation file for Malaga.
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"malaga.info*": The Info files for Malaga (online documentation)
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"malaga.el": An Emacs Lisp file which supports working with Malaga from Emacs.
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"grammars/": Some Malaga sample grammars. Each grammar has a project file
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sequence built of "a", "b", "c", "d" and "e", and which is written
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"grammars/german/": A syntax grammar named "german.pro" that recognises a
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small subset of German sentences. It uses a small full form lexicon.
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The directory also contains a file "sentences", which is a list of German
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sentences that are recognised by the grammar. The grammar also returns
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information about the sentence structure.
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The grammar can handle alternative valency frames, separate verb prefixes,
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perfekt forms, adverbial subclauses and some other features.
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"grammars/german/": A syntax grammar named "german.pro" that recognises a
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small subset of German sentences. It uses a small full form lexicon.
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The directory also contains a file "sentences", which is a list of German
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sentences that are recognised by the grammar. The grammar also returns
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information about the sentence structure.
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The grammar can handle alternative valency frames, separate verb prefixes,
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perfekt forms, adverbial subclauses and some other features.
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"grammars/numeral/": The grammar "numeral.pro" recognises English numerals.
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It returns the numbers they stand for.
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The following files and directories are only contained in the Malaga source
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"configure", "config.guess", "config.sub", "install-sh", "ltmain.sh":
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Files needed for automatic configuration.
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"configure.in": The source file to create "configure" by means of GNU's
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"autoconf". You may need this if you modify the malaga source code.
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"Makefile.in": A file for the command "make" to create the executable files of
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Malaga automatically. This is converted to "Makefile" by "configure".
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"*.c" / "*.h": The source text for the library "libmalaga" and for the
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programs "malaga", "mallex", "malrul", "malmake", "malshow", and "malsym".
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"malaga.texi": The Texinfo documentation file for Malaga.
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"malaga.info*": The Info files for Malaga (online documentation)
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The following files and directories are only contained in the Malaga Win32
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"bin/": This directory contains the Malaga executables "malaga.exe",
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"mallex.exe", "malmake.exe", "malrul.exe", "malshow.exe" and "malsym.exe"
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and the DLLs needed by "malshow".
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"grammars/numeral/": The grammar "numeral.pro" recognises English numerals.
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It returns the numbers they stand for.
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