1. Installation

Database

• lemlat_db.sql: MySQL database dump used by LEMLAT 3.0 to process word-forms. All database tables are released under a CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 License.
• lemlat_documentation.pdf: description of the tables of lemlat_db and of the overall process of word-form analysis.

Build environment

Source code and build environments are in the folder lemlat_workspace:

• Makefiles and packaging scripts for GNU/Linux and OSX are stored in the lemlat_workspace/LemLat_client sub-folder.
• A Visual C solution is in the lemlat_workspace/winBuild sub-folder.

MySQL binaries are needed to build up the embedded databases.

Binaries

In the bin directory of LEMLAT we provide a Command-Line Interface (CLI) implementation of the word-form analysis for Linux, OSX and Windows operating systems. Two versions are available:

• a client version, which requires a working MariaDB Server or MySQL Server.
• a standalone version, which uses an embedded version of the database server.

To get the binaries for the system you are on you can either:

• Clone this repository: all binaries will be in the folder "LEMLAT3/bin/"
• Download release file for your system.

Client installation

Prerequisites

In order to use this version you need a working copy of MariaDB Server or MySQL Server, in which the provided dump of the LEMLAT database can be stored. Once the MySQL is installed and running:

• Get the archive containing the client version of LEMLAT 3.0 for your operating system. If you're working on a Linux machine, you can choose between the 32-bit (linux_client.tar.gz) and 64-bit (linux_client_64.tar.gz).
• Extract the archive.
• Edit the configuration file my.cnf.sample providing the database access parameters and save it as my.cnf.
• Open your terminal/console/command line and navigate to the extracted directory.

Now jump to the 2. Use page of this Wiki to proceed.

Standalone installation

• Get the archive containing the embedded version of LEMLAT 3.0 for your operating system. If you're working on a Linux machine, you can choose between the 32-bit (linux_embedded.tar.gz) and 64-bit (linux_embedded_64.tar.gz) archive.
• Extract the archive.
• Open your terminal/console/command line and navigate to the extracted directory.

Now jump to the 2. Use page of this Wiki to proceed.