Monty Lingua

Hrm, that's odd, I can't have the title MontyLinguaAMD64 for this emacs wiki mode.

Anyways, if you encounter an error like this:

python ./MontyLingua.py




****** MontyLingua v.2.1 ******
by hugo@media.mit.edu *****
Lemmatiser OK!
Custom Lexicon Found! Now Loading!
Fast Lexicon Found! Now Loading!
260759
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./MontyLingua.py", line 345, in 
    m = MontyLingua()
  File "./MontyLingua.py", line 165, in __init__
    self.theMontyTagger = MontyTagger.MontyTagger(trace_p,self.theMontyLemmatiser)
  File "/s1/temp/myfrdcsa/sandbox/montylingua-2.1/montylingua-2.1/python/MontyTagger.py", line 15, in __init__
    self.theLexicon=MontyLexiconFast.MontyLexiconFast()
  File "/s1/temp/myfrdcsa/sandbox/montylingua-2.1/montylingua-2.1/python/MontyLexiconFast.py", line 37, in __init__
    self.load_fastlexicon()
  File "/s1/temp/myfrdcsa/sandbox/montylingua-2.1/montylingua-2.1/python/MontyLexiconFast.py", line 101, in load_fastlexicon
    line1=self.array_fromfile(res_arr,self.word_start_arr,built_in_p,self.java_p,java_code='ws')
  File "/s1/temp/myfrdcsa/sandbox/montylingua-2.1/montylingua-2.1/python/MontyLexiconFast.py", line 254, in array_fromfile


    array_ptr.fromfile(file_ptr,length)
EOFError: not enough items in file

It is probably because you're using a different architecture. Just rm FASTLEXICON_*, and run again and it will rebuild those for your architecture.