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configure.ac
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## Process this file with autoconf to produce configure script
## Copyright (C) 2017 Samediggi/Divvun/UiT
## This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
## it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
## the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
## (at your option) any later version.
## This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
## but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
## MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
## GNU General Public License for more details.
## You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
## along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
# The following things need to be at top of all configure.ac files:
# AC_INIT sets up project metadata:
# first field the name of the "software"
# second field is version identifier
# third is email address for bug reports
# fourth is name of packages made by make dist, excluding .tar.gz
# fifth is the project web address
AC_INIT([Giella tlh], [0.2.0], [[email protected]], [giella-tlh],
[http://divvun.no])
# AC_REVISION is used to get SVN revision into bug reports
AC_REVISION([$Revision$])
# These configuration dirs hide some extra cruft
AC_CONFIG_AUX_DIR([build-aux])
AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4])
# AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE sets up make conventions
AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(
1.11.6 tar-pax -Wall -Werror
foreign -Wno-portability
)
m4_ifdef([AM_SILENT_RULES], [AM_SILENT_RULES([yes])])
########## LANGUAGE SPECIFIC SETTINGS ##########
# GLANG is the language code used to identify this project; it is the
# ISO 639-3 three-letter code for the language.
# It is also the second part of the repo name lang-XXX.
# GTLANG is deprecated, defined for backwards compatibility.
AC_SUBST([GLANG], [tlh])
AC_SUBST([GTLANG], $GLANG)
# GLANG2 is the shortest unambiguous language code for this project; it
# should be the ISO 639-1 two-letter code if available, otherwise usually the
# same as above:
# GTLANG2 is deprecated, defined for backwards compatibility.
AC_SUBST([GLANG2], [tlh])
AC_SUBST([GTLANG2], $GLANG2)
# GLANGUAGE is the full language name as given by the ISO 639-3 file.
# GTLANGUAGE is deprecated, defined for backwards compatibility.
AC_SUBST([GLANGUAGE], ["Klingon"])
AC_SUBST([GTLANGUAGE], $GLANGUAGE)
### Speller release version (usually different from the package version,
### typically spellers are released more often than the language package):
### Translate the *_NAT placeholder contents into
### the native language of this repo.
### The AC variables SPELLER_NAME_xxx and SPELLER_DESC_xxx are used in:
### - manifest.toml.in
### - tools/spellcheckers/index.*.xml.in
AC_SUBST([SPELLERVERSION], [0.1.1])
AC_SUBST([SPELLER_NAME_ENG], ["$GLANGUAGE spellchecker"])
AC_SUBST([SPELLER_NAME_NATIVE], ["Autonym spellchecker"])
AC_SUBST([SPELLER_DESC_ENG], ["A spellchecker for $GLANGUAGE, made by members of the language community, and by the Divvun and Giellatekno groups at UiT The Arctic University of Norway"])
AC_SUBST([SPELLER_DESC_NATIVE], ["TRANSLATE: A spellchecker for $GLANGUAGE, made by members of the language community, and by the Divvun and Giellatekno groups at UiT The Arctic University of Norway"])
### Grammar checker release version (usually different from the package version,
### typically grammar checkers are released more often than the language
### package, and also different from the speller release version):
AC_SUBST([GRAMCHECKVERSION], [0.1.0])
# Alternate writing system(s) should be listed here using the ISO 15924 code.
# Multiple alternate WS's should be space separated. For a list of such codes
# see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_15924 and
# http://www.unicode.org/iso15924/codelists.html
# It is assumed that conversion from the default WS to the alternate WS(s)
# can be done programmatically with a regex or xfscript. If not, resources
# for multiple WS's must be developed and maintained as separate languages.
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_WS], ["Latn"])
AC_SUBST([ALT_WSS], ["Piqd"])
AM_CONDITIONAL([HAVE_ALT_WSS], [test "x$ALT_WSS" != "x"])
# Specify the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 codes for countries as pr BCP-47. A list of
# codes can be found at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_3166-1.
# Only specify country codes if there is a real difference between and real need
# for country-specific normative tools. E.g. in SMJ, people write æ or ä
# depending on whether they are in Norway or Sweden, and restricting a speller
# to only the relevant variant will improve the overall quality of the speller.
AC_SUBST([AREAS], [""])
AM_CONDITIONAL([HAVE_AREAS], [test "x$AREAS" != "x"])
# Names for default and alternate orthographies. The names must follow the BCP
# 47 rules for private use subtags, which requires that the names must be at
# most eight - 8 - characters long, and only contain ascii letters and digits.
# If only one orthography is used, leave both variables empty. If there are
# alternate orthographies, also the default must have a name.
# It is assumed that conversion from the default orthography to the alternate
# orthographies can be done programmatically with a regex or xfscript.
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_ORTH], [""])
AC_SUBST([ALT_ORTHS], [""])
AM_CONDITIONAL([HAVE_ALT_ORTHS], [test "x$ALT_ORTHS" != "x" \
-a "x$DEFAULT_ORTH" != "x"])
# Specify whether spellers for alternative orthographies should be built, the
# default is to build them. Change the value below from 'true' to 'false' if
# such spellers are NOT wanted.
AM_CONDITIONAL([WANT_ALT_ORTH_PROOFTOOLS], [ true ])
# Case handling: the default is to assume an orthography with case distinctions:
# upper vs lower case. That is not always true, or the case handling is such
# that the default system doesn't cut it. In those cases, change the value
# below from 'true' to 'false':
AM_CONDITIONAL([DEFAULT_CASE_HANDLING], [ true ])
# Specify the tags for all dialects in this variable, leave it empty if you do
# NOT support dialectal variant fst's. Use upper case, separate with space.
# Dialects are presently only used in Oahpa fst's, and only support dialectal
# variation within the -norm- fst's.
AC_SUBST([DIALECTS], [""])
AM_CONDITIONAL([HAVE_DIALECTS], [test "x$DIALECTS" != "x"])
########## LANGUAGE SPECIFIC BUILD SETTINGS ##########
# NO_PHONOLOGY = yes
# ... makes the bulid process skip compilation of anything in the fst/
# dir. This is mainly useful when building from external sources such that the
# lexical fst built in the fst/ dir is actually the full analyser.
# The variable can also be set if a language is such that everything is
# encoded in lexc, and thus does not need any phonology processing.
# Default: empty, meaning that phonologies will be compiled.
AC_SUBST([NO_PHONOLOGY], [""])
AM_CONDITIONAL([SKIP_PHONOLOGY], [test "x$NO_PHONOLOGY" != "x"])
# LEXICON_IN_PHONOLOGY
# Set this to 'yes' IFF a) your phonology is formulated using rewrite rules,
# AND b) your phonology file contains a reference to the lexical transducer in
# the following form:
#
# load stack fst/lexicon.&FST&
#
# where &FST& will be automatically replaced with the relevant fst suffix (xfst,
# hfst, foma). When done like that, the phonology rules will be composed with
# the lexicon directly, which should lead to much faster compilaton of xfst
# rewrite rules.
AC_SUBST([LEXREF_IN_XFSCRIPT], [""])
AM_CONDITIONAL([LEXREF_IN_PHONOLOGY], [test "x$LEXREF_IN_XFSCRIPT" != "x"])
# Variables for language specific settings
# TODO: maybe some could be env.vars AC_ARG_VAR so power users know what
# they want to compile theirs stuff with
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_FOMA], [no])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_HFST], [yes])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_XFST], [no])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_HYPERMIN], [no])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_REVERCI], [yes])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_HFST_BACKEND], [foma])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_SPELLER_MINIMISATION], [no])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_ANALYSERS], [yes])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_GENERATORS], [yes])
AC_SUBST([DEFAULT_CUSTOM_FSTS], [yes])
# Tests and sets up giella-core directories and scripts
gt_PROG_SCRIPTS_PATHS
# Tests and sets up XFST
gt_PROG_XFST
# Tests and sets up FOMA
gt_PROG_FOMA
# Tests and sets up HFST
gt_PROG_HFST
# Tests and sets up Voikko
gt_PROG_VFST
# Tests and sets up vislcg3
gt_PROG_VISLCG3
# Tests and sets up XML to lexc conversion
gt_PROG_SAXON
# Adds --enable/disable-morphology, -speller, -hyphenation, etc.
# This should be the last step so that all program variables are available
# to the enable checks
gt_ENABLE_TARGETS
# Add usage of optional shared data here.
# By default, all languages have shared symbols and punctuation.
# One language repo can even share / use data from another language repo!
# See lang-smj for an example.
# Add locally used shares below this line:
gt_USE_SHARED([common], [shared-mul], [giella-shared-mul])
AM_CONDITIONAL([HAVE_SHARED_COMMON], [test x$gt_SHARED_common != xfalse])
# Locally used shares above this line
# Call a function that lists all files that should be processed by autoconf:
gt_CONFIG_FILES
##########################################################
##### BEGIN: Add language-specific list of files to ######
########## be processed by autoconf below here: ##########
AC_CONFIG_FILES([tools/spellcheckers/index.Piqd.xml])
############ END: Language-specific scripts. #############
# This must be near the end of all configure.ac files:
AC_OUTPUT
# Prints the informative blurb at the end of ./configure command
gt_PRINT_FOOTER