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On Wed, 18 Apr 2012 17:40:12 +0200, Yannick Versley
<versley at sfs.uni-tuebingen.de> wrote:
> SFST is written in C++, and it's reasonably easy to use it in your own
> programs (in terms of, loading a transducer and feeding strings to it).

I guess so--I might even say, "Duh", except I was the one who overlooked
this :-).

In case anyone else is interested in using SFST from C++, I went back and
looked at its README, which has this:
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If you want to implement your own tools based on the SFST code, have a
look at fst-infl.C and fst-infl2.C. They show how analysers are
implemented with the standard (fst-infl) and the compact (fst-infl2)
transducer format.
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And the code there is quite simple :-).

   Mike Maxwell