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+ 'make install' to copy all required files to the server
+ configuration options and error checks in upload.cgi
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arguments
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content-server is not going to be built
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informative
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content-service depends on hsql-mysql, which depends on a C library, so like
fastcgi, only compile it if you ask for it explicitly with -ffastcgi.
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If you want the fastcgi server, use cabal install -ffastcgi.
This is to avoid problems when you only want to compile pgf-http and the
fastcgi library fails to install, which it usually does, since it depends on
a C library which is not installed automatically with cabal.
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The Content-Type used to be text/json, but this caused warning messages in
some web browers.
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The grammars will then by default be fetched from the same server as
minibar.html. This means that everything will be served locally when accessing
minibar through a locally running pgf-http.
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Along with the changes to Setup.hs it should now be enough to do
cabal install
pgf-http
open http://localhost:41296/
to run the PGF service locally and play with some example grammars in minibar.
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The document root is now part of the arguments passed to runHTTP.
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Together with the changes to pgf-http, this should make it much easier to run
the PGF service and minibar locally.
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probabilities for some functions or categories
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syntaxes but not to the whole PGF
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slower for grammars with a small lexicon but 3-4 times faster for the English Resource Grammar used in combination with Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary
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compliant with IEEE 754.
The default binary representation in haskell's Data.Binary package is
homemade and quite complicated. Making it compliant with IEEE 754 will
make it easyer for the java runtimes (and probably others) to load the
PGF.
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