There are 2 ways how to use Solarix Intellectronix project algorithms - as source codes and as precompiled components (either .NET component or Win32 DLL). Last way is described here. If you want to see the way FAIND actually works and hack it or pick some ideas - just download the source codes, unpack them and compile them. This project is real open source (source codes can be loaded either from http://sourceforge.net/projects/solarix - look for lem.src.XXX.zip in latest release, or from here).
Compilation from the scratch - how to use the source codes.
You have to be experienced C++ developer and advanced Borland C Builder/MS VisualStudio/gnu gcc used to use Project's source codes. We try to help you in your labor by detailed description of compilation process and all pertinent details. If something stays unclear - send us e-mail and ask your questions.
Please take into account that some IDE configurations may not compile properly - this happens because I do not test all configurations (it would take some days to compile all tools in all configuration). The project is constantly changing, so the tools in one release can have different minor version numbers (0.80.90 and 0.80.91 for example). This means that tools are compiled from slightly different source codes. Please send as a question to get problem solved (this way you also help us to fix the bugs in the project).
Bootstrapping - source codes unpacking and creating the proper directory structure, tools compilation
Source codes - LEM C++ library and all IDE projects to compile the tools
Portability - some considerations on project codes portability
Benchmarking - search engine performance tests
changed 22-SEP-2005
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