Re: [Varnamproject-discuss] Issues

[Navaneeth K N]

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Hello Kevin,

What is the error that you are getting? Did you debug it? If cache is
not throwing any error, it might be a issue with the caching logic
that you use. I can't see any obvious issues when I had a glance at it.

On 8/17/14 1:19 AM, Kevin Martin wrote:
> Solved most of the new issues:
> 
> https://github.com/lonesword/libvarnam/commit/dfbd710c0f31b41d0d0e4d9f49444a65425ba0b1
>
>  Please take a look at lru_cache function inside vst_get_stem(). As
> of now they are faulty, because varnam does not stem properly with
> the cache. Once I comment out the cache, everything is fine. I'll
> resolve this today (17th Aug) but I'm almost clueless. Are there
> any obvious mistakes I'm making with lru_cache?
> 
> I ran "valgrind ./stemmer stemmer_input.txt" on the example and it
> did not show anything other than 2 "Conditional jump or move
> depends on uninitialised value(s)". There are other memory leaks. I
> will fix those too today.
> 
> 
> On Fri, Aug 15, 2014 at 3:56 PM, Kevin Martin
> <address@hidden> wrote:
> 
>> Solved all issues except #64, #69, #56 and #55
>> 
>> #69 - stem() should not be util.h. No idea where to put stem().
>> The only downside of not putting it in a header file is that the
>> tests won't work. If we do not have direct access to stem(), we
>> will have to call varnam_learn() and then see if the stemmed word
>> was learned (by querying the db) to test the stemmer
>> functionality.
>> 
>> #64 - make get_stem() more efficient. The prepared statements
>> have been stored in handle->internal. Still figuring out how to
>> use the lru cache and where.
>> 
>> #55 - I used to run valgring on examples/stemmer.c. Since that
>> example is now removed from the project, how should I run the
>> valgrind tests? An option is to run it on examples/learning since
>> varnam_learn() calls stem().
>> 
>> #56 - integrate stemmer.
>> 
> 

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Cheers,
Navaneeth
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