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user:zeman:mdmake [2023/04/21 15:58]
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   * The respective variables with values of the respective dimensions must be normal variables containing only a list of words separated by spaces. MD-make will not search them for references to other variables or macros. If it encounters a dollar sign in these variables, it will throw an exception and terminate. These variables will be visible in the generated makefile as well.   * The respective variables with values of the respective dimensions must be normal variables containing only a list of words separated by spaces. MD-make will not search them for references to other variables or macros. If it encounters a dollar sign in these variables, it will throw an exception and terminate. These variables will be visible in the generated makefile as well.
   * No value in no dimension can be identical with any other value of any dimension. In other words, a value uniquely identifies its dimension. (This helps prevent ambiguities in file names that do not contain all dimensions.)   * No value in no dimension can be identical with any other value of any dimension. In other words, a value uniquely identifies its dimension. (This helps prevent ambiguities in file names that do not contain all dimensions.)
-  * There are special keywords to mark a multidimensional pattern rule. The following parameters can be supplied, too:+  * There are special keywords to mark a multidimensional rule: ''.MDRULE'', ''.MDALL'', ''.MDIN'' 
 +  * ''.MDRULE'' introduces the main type of pattern rule. It has the parameter ''.md.rul'', which specifies the target and source states / file types (values of the last dimension). For example, we may state that the target file type ''mst.conll'' (a file parsed by the MST parser) needs source files of two types: ''blind.conll'' (the text to be parsed) and ''mst'' (the trained model for the MST parser). 
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 +<code>.MDRULE 
 +.md.rul mst.conll &lt; blind.conll mst</code> 
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 +  * The following parameters can be supplied, too:
     * The ''.md.for'' parameter specifies in what dimensions the target file exists. (The other dimensions will not appear in the file name.)     * The ''.md.for'' parameter specifies in what dimensions the target file exists. (The other dimensions will not appear in the file name.)
     * What are the constraints for the values in the respective dimensions. (Standard way is the ''.md.if'' directive but we would like to be able to constrain the ''.STATES'' dimension (or the last dimension in the list) directly in the rule.     * What are the constraints for the values in the respective dimensions. (Standard way is the ''.md.if'' directive but we would like to be able to constrain the ''.STATES'' dimension (or the last dimension in the list) directly in the rule.

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