Hello :-)! I installed Ubuntu in order to install CMU Sphinx (http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/sphinx/tutorial.html). There is one problem with executing perl script and I think it is good place to ask for help. Script make_feats.pl is here http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/attachments/debian-linux-help/2267d1256986736-kde-startx-debian-make_feats.pl.txt . When I run "perl scripts_pl/make_feats.pl -ctl etc/an4_train.fileids" I see "Configuration (e.g. etc/sphinx_train.cfg) not defined. Compilation failed in require at make_feats.pl line 43. BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at make_feats.pl line 43". I found sphinx_train.cfg in two directories: /home/mainacc/tutorial/SphinxTrain/etc and /home/mainacc/tutorial/an4/etc. It looks like I simply need to define directory where sphinx_train.cfg is stored in the perl script. However I have never created any perl script, I guess it should be simple thing. How to define this directory in make_feats.pl? Greetings :-)!

In reply to including cfg in perl script by johnyjj2

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