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http://unix.stackexchange.com – I've downloaded the command-line program "Whitaker's Words" which was available for Linux as well as Windows etc. There is a main program named words. I tried to execute it on my Ubuntu (11.10) machine on command line and it worked: ./words When I tested it on my Linux webserver (Linux 2.6.37-he-xeon-64gb+1 i686), it worked as well. Then I decided to apply some changes to the source code and to recompile it. For that, I used the following commands (the latter four are supporting programs): gnatmake -O3 words -bargs -static gnatmake makedict -bargs -static gnatmake makestem -bargs -static (HowTos)

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