lt-comp1

Usage

Overview

lt-comp is the application responsible for compiling dictionaries used by lt-proc(1) in Apertium into a compact and efficient representation (a class of finite-state transducers called augmented letter transducers).

Options

-a, --alt

Sets the value of the alt attribute to use in compilation.

Note that if no value is set, all entries containing an alt attribute are omitted.

-v, --var

Sets the value of the v attribute to use in compilation. This should only be used with monodixes; for bidixes, see -l and -r.

Note that if no value is set, all entries containing a v attribute are considered to be left-to-right.

-l, --var-left

Sets the value of the vl attribute for use in compilation of bidixes. “Left” here refers to the side of the dictionary, so this option is only valid in rl mode.

-r, --var-right

Sets the value of the vr attribute for use in compilation of bidixes. “Right” here refers to the side of the dictionary, so this option is only valid in lr mode.

-m, --keep-boundaries

Keep any morpheme boundaries defined by the '<m/>' symbol

-H, --hfst

expect HFST symbols

-S, --no-split

don't attempt to split into word and punctuation transducers

-j, --jobs

Parallelise minimisation by using one cpu core per section. By default, this also creates a new section after 50.000 entries. You can override this number by setting the environment variable LT_MAX_SECTION_ENTRIES to some number. If set to 0, sections are never split (but kept exactly as in the dix file). You can also set the environment variable LT_JOBS=true if you always want parallel minimisation even if lt-comp was called without this option.

-h, --help

Prints a short help message.

lr

The resulting transducer will process dictionary entries left-to-right.

rl

The resulting transducer will process dictionary entries right-to-left.

Files

dictionary_file

The input dictionary.

output_file

The compiled dictionary (a finite state transducer).

acx_file

Optional XML file of equivalent characters in monodices.