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OCRe - open source document analysis and OCR system
(www.huge.ocre.free.fr)
This is an EPITA's student project.

Version 0.0.1 (2008-01-??)

This file contains information for building OCRe on a Linux System,
but also on a FreeBSD Sytem.
For differences on other platforms, please have a look at:
http://huge.ocre.free.fr

The following building instructions are divided into
- how to build OCRe once you have installed all needed software

Please note that you need to run all listed "make install" commands
with root privileges, e.g by running "sudo make install" instead,
or by running "su" and typing your root password.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
Building OCRe
------------------------------------------------------------------------
After installing the needed software (see below) go to the Ocre
release directory and run:
    * Make (complains about unmet requirements)
    - It should create a ./bin directory in which you will found all
    our executable. Please read the README file for more info.

------------------------------------------------------------------------
Requirements - basic OCRe
------------------------------------------------------------------------
The following software really needs to be installed for running OCRe:
    Ocamlsdl, Ocaml-findlibs (the ocamlfind executable)
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Optional Software - basic OCRe
------------------------------------------------------------------------
    * libaspell-dev (or equivalent) for spell checking
    * aspell-en     (or equivalent)
    * aspell-fr     (indeed)
      Without aspell, OCRes needs a different UTF-8 encoded word list.
      By default, it will look into /usr/share/dict/words;
you can supply
      a different location through the "wordlist" environment variable.
      The file `data/words/en-us' does the job.

Please use the repository of OCRe for the following
software:
        svn checkout http://ocre.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ ocre-read-only

We use OCRopus as base for our files and others things.

other software:
libsdl caml and leptonica


The Huge Team.

The things we said were not true for all.