Baghdad project is a software that performs Arabic spell checking.
If you're looking for an Arabic spell checker, Baghdad Project is a great option to consider. This spell checker is named after the occupied Iraqi capital and is based on the Buckwalter Arabic Morphological Analyzer. To get started, you'll need a g++ compiler, sqlite version 3, Glibmm, and baghdad data file(s).
Installation is quite easy. Simply navigate to the folder that contains the package source code and type "./configure" to customize the package for your system. If you're using "csh" on an older version of System V, you may need to type "sh ./configure." Then, run "make" to compile the package, optionally followed by "make check" to run any self-tests, and "make install" to install the programs and data files. You can also remove program binaries and object files with "make clean."
This latest update includes spelling correction using all the possible ways known to the author. Additionally, Baghdad Project now has pkg-config PC files, as well as a C wrapper for the C++ library with an example. Overall, Baghdad Project is a great tool for anyone looking for an Arabic spell checker.
Installation is quite easy. Simply navigate to the folder that contains the package source code and type "./configure" to customize the package for your system. If you're using "csh" on an older version of System V, you may need to type "sh ./configure." Then, run "make" to compile the package, optionally followed by "make check" to run any self-tests, and "make install" to install the programs and data files. You can also remove program binaries and object files with "make clean."
This latest update includes spelling correction using all the possible ways known to the author. Additionally, Baghdad Project now has pkg-config PC files, as well as a C wrapper for the C++ library with an example. Overall, Baghdad Project is a great tool for anyone looking for an Arabic spell checker.
What's New
Version 0.0.3: N/A