INSTRUCTIONS FOR COMPILING AND GENERATING WITH LWW5
PERSONAL EDITION  -- John Bateman, September 2007

PREPARATIONS
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Get Loom4.0, change the path names appropriately for your system
             with compile-loom.lisp and load-loom.lisp 
			 Make sure that you read the README's for making
			 Loom4.0 compatible with KPML and with newer Lisps.

Get KPML4, change the path names within the KPML file:

.../configuration.lisp


COMPILING + LOADING
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From within LWW5 personal edition issue the following commands:

(1) load .../Processes/startup/version-utilities.lisp
(2) load .../Processes/startup/cond-defsystem.lisp
(3) load .../compile-loom 
    [should compile Loom to directories under BIN/MISC]
    [Only need to do (1-3) the first time!]

(4) load .../KPML-INSTALLATION.lisp

    answer menu questions: (a) compile
                           (b) do not include GUI, 
                               compile from scratch, 
                               no XML

    [only need to do this the first time: next time, start from (4)
     and answer no, to compile KPML!!]

(5) on completion: answer yes to load kpml
(6) answer menu questions: load KR, load upper model: all others
    unchecked


USING
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the following will get you to generating sentences:

(in-package "KPML")
(load-linguistic-resources :english)
(say '(s / sail :actor (n / ship :determiner the) :tense past))

Should produce:

"The ship sailed."


You can also load all the examples with (load-examples :english)
The following example is then quite complex:

(say 'reuters1)

which should produce:

"The European electronics industry has made a lot of noise in public
about keeping Europe safe from Japanese competitors , but in private
they are saying that if you can't beat them, you should join them."