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Getting this built for Fedora 41 #1671
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@@ -855,7 +855,7 @@ const char* Recognizer::PartialResult() | |||
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clat = decoder_->GetLattice(decoder_->NumFramesInLattice(), false); | |||
if (model_->winfo_) { | |||
WordAlignLatticePartial(clat, *model_->trans_model_, *model_->winfo_, 0, &aligned_lat); |
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I'm sorry, why do you change this? It is critical for functionality. Your kaldi changes in kaldi-asr/kaldi#4963 are also breaking things since we use different openfst version (our own branch) from Kaldi.
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Because it did not compile: Error: ‘WordAlignLatticePartial’ was not declared in this scope
So how would fix this then?
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Let me look at the test...
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We need to merge this patch into main kaldi. And probably other changes from our vosk branch
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Thanks for your submission between! |
Thanks, that was fast. :-) The failed test seems to be some crash. For some reason with CMake the testlattice-utils-test passes. Maybe some CICD Process acting strange?
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Sorry, not sure about it, I never use cmake. |
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