PetOptions

Overview

flop Command-Line Options

cheap Command-Line Options

-nsolutions[=n]::

• find best n only, 1 if n is not given

-verbose[=n]::

• set verbosity level to n

-limit=n::

• maximum number of passive edges

-memlimit=n::

• maximum amount of fs memory (in MB)

-no-shrink-mem::

• don't shrink process size after huge items

-packing[=n]::

• set packing to n (bit coded; default: 7)

-qc-unif=n::

• use only top n quickcheck paths (unification)

-qc-subs=n::

• use only top n quickcheck paths (subsumption)

-yy::

• YY input mode (highly experimental)

-default-les::

• enable use of default lexical entries

-mrs[=mode]::

• compute MRS semantics (in specified mode) modes are mrs (default); rmrs (rmrs as text); xml (rmrs as xml)

-no-filter::

• disable rule filter

-no-chart-man::

• disable chart manipulation

-no-online-morph::

• disable online morphology

-no-fullform-morph::

• disable full form morphology

-no-hyper::

• disable hyper-active parsing

-tsdb[=n]::

• enable [incr tsdb()] slave mode (protocol version = n)

-no-derivation::

• disable output of derivations

-rulestats::

• enable tsdb output of rule statistics

-key=n::

• select key mode (0=key-driven, 1=l-r, 2=r-l, 3=head-driven)

-comment-passthrough[=1]::

• allow input comments (-1 to suppress output) comments are marked by a "#" or "//" at the start of a line

-server[=n]::

• go into server mode, bind to port `n' (default: 4711)

-lattice::

• word lattice parsing

-interactive-online-morph::

• morphology only

-compute-qc[=file]::

• compute quickcheck paths (output to file, default /tmp/qc.tdl)

-failure-print::

• print failure paths

-log=[+]file::

• log server mode activity to file' (+' appends)

More Detailed Information

Packing and Unpacking

There are three kinds of packing: retro-active, pro-active and equi-active. Turn all three on with -packing=7 (0111).

There are two kinds of unpacking (only for the SVN version as of 2006-10-20): exhaustive, selective. Exhaustive unpacking is the default. Turn on selective unpacking with -packing=15. Note: -nsolutions must be set to >0 when using selective unpacking. Read PetSelectiveUnpacking for more details.