(Lien, comments should be posted to snowball-discuss@lists.tartarus.org)
Briefly, stem.c and stem.h of q/ interefere with spanish.c and spanish.h,
which you put into q/. Either
rm *.o
mv spanish.c stem.c
mv spanish.h stem.h
or
rm stem.*, and replace the reference to "stem.h" with "spanish.h" in driver.c
q/driver.c is really just a template, and has to be altered depending on
what stemmers you are trying to use. But I put q/ together so that there is
a stem.c and stem.h for English in place so that the *.c files of q/ will
compile to a valid executable.
I realise this may be a bit confusing, and am thinking about what to do to
remedy it. Perhaps all that's needed is a README file in q/ explaining this
point.
Incidentally, I was unable to replicate your error messages with my gcc. It
compiled to a working program but with a warning message.
Also, the tarball should unpack to a created directory "snowball" - I know
about that and will fix it at the same time.
Martin
>I forgot to show you the steps:
>
>gcc -O -o Snowball p/*.o
>Snowball ../spanish/stem.sbl -o q/spanish
>cd q
>gcc -c *.c
>gcc -o spanishStemmer *.o
>
>Here is where I got the undefined references.
...
>> I downloaded snowball and the .c and .h files for Spanish and Dutch.
>> The snowball seems to compile and runs find. I can't seems to create a
>> stemmer for Spanish or Dutch. I get the following undefined references:
>> stem, create_env and close_env in driver.o. I copied all the c and h files
>> from q directories. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> thanks,
>> Lien
>
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