Downloads

Here you can find FreeLing versions from 2.1-stable upwards.

A clear tutorial of how to install and use Windows binary packages for version 2.2 can be found at  Ciarán Ó Duibhín web page.

Version 3.0 includes MSVC project files so you can compile the library natively in Windows.

Notes:

• FreeLing-3.0-alfa1.tar.gz does not require libfries nor libomlet. The only dependencies are libboost and libicu, available as packages in any Linux distribution.
• FreeLing-3.0-alfa1.tar.gz includes MSVC project files so you can compile the library natively in Windows. Check the README in directory msvc.

• FreeLing-2.2.2.tar.gz requires libomlet-1.0.1 and libfries-1.2.1 (apart from the third party dependencies described in the  installation guide).
• FreeLing-2.2.2 is the last stable release for version 2 and contains only bugfixes. Any further development will be released in version 3.0 and following.

• FreeLing-2.2.tar.gz requires libomlet-1.0.1 and libfries-1.2 (apart from the third party dependencies described in the  installation guide).
• Binary packages (.deb) include FreeLing, libfries, libomlet, and libcfg+. Other dependencies can be found as standard distribution packages.

• FreeLing-2.2-mingw32.zip contains Windows binaries, generated by  Israel Olalla. The package does not include the data files, which must be extracted from FreeLing-2.2.tag.gz source package.

• FreeLing-2.1.tar.gz requires libomlet-1.0 and libfries-1.1 (apart from the third party dependencies described in the  installation guide).
• Binary packages (.deb) include FreeLing, libfries, libomlet, and libcfg+. Other dependencies can be found as standard distribution packages.