Directory structure for the source code

The project specific documentation are in the xtdoc module, the divvun project’s files are in the sd directory, the university project’s files are in the gtuit directory. The common documentation and source code of these two projects is in the gt svn module.

The project is located in the directory gt/ (an acronym for giellateknologiija, language technology). These are the subdirectories (the abbreviations for the different languages are in accordance with the ISO 639-2 standard for language codes):

• doc/ = Documentation directory, which contains this documentation, and has the following subdirectories:
  • admin/ = Contains files related to project administration
  • infra/ = Documents how to set up users and machines and contains information on how the servers are set up.
  • lang/ = Contains documentation on the lexica and language files for the Saami languages.
  • ling/ = Contains documentation on topics common to all languages.
  • tools/ = Howtos for the tools used by the project.
• script/ = script files, with cgi-bin, emacs and testing as subdirectories, along with other script files
• smi/ = files relevant to all the languages, e.g. proper names,
• sme/ = North Sámi
• smj/ = Lule Sámi
• sma/ = South Sámi
• smn/ = Inari Sámi
• sms/ = Skolt Sámi
• sjd/ = Kildin Sámi
• www/ = directory for web-related issues
• tmp/ = directory for temporary storing of script files under compilation.

Each language directory has the following subdirectories:

• bin/ the program files, these are automatically generated by the make command
• dev/ developer’s file (store your own notes here if needed)
• corp/ corpus files (cf. the README file in the corp/ directory)
• int/ intermediate binary files, not that relevant to the final parsers
• src/, the source files, our crown jewels
• testing/, containing files for morphology testing (how to conduct such testing is explained on the Testing tools page)

The gt/ directory is copied to the home directory of each user by the svn program.