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@@ -3,12 +3,15 @@ Aarne Ranta
7 November 2007 7 November 2007
This document summarizes the goals and status of the forthcoming
GF version 3.0.
==Overview== ==Overview==
GF 3 results from the following needs: GF 3 results from the following needs:
- refactor GF to make it more maintainable - refactor GF to make it more maintainable
- provide a simple command-line batch compiler - provide a simple command-line batch compiler
- replace the gfcc by the much simpler gfcc format for embedded grammars - replace gfc by the much simpler gfcc format for embedded grammars
The current implementation of GF 3 has three binaries: The current implementation of GF 3 has three binaries:
@@ -45,19 +48,21 @@ code.
==Status of code and functionalities== ==Status of code and functionalities==
GF executable v. 2.8 GF executable v. 2.8
- gf: 263 modules, executable 7 MB - gf: 263 modules, executable 7+ MB (on MacOS i386)
Current status of GF 3.0 alpha: Current status of GF 3.0 alpha:
- gf3: 94 modules, executable 4 MB - gf3: 94 modules, executable 4+ MB
- gfc: 71 modules, executable 3 MB - gfc: 71 modules, executable 3+ MB
- gfi: 35 modules, executable 1 MB - gfi: 35 modules, executable 1+ MB
Missing functionalities Missing functionalities
- in gfc: - in gfc:
- input formats: cf, ebnf, gfe, old gf - input formats: cf, ebnf, gfe, old gf
- output formats: speech grammars, bnfc - output formats: speech grammars, bnfc
- integrating options for input, output, and debugging information
(as described in Devel/GFC/Options.hs)
- in gfi: - in gfi:
@@ -74,3 +79,6 @@ Native Haskell readline
Binary formats for gfo and gfcc Binary formats for gfo and gfcc
Parallel compilation on multicore machines