Thread Previous • Date Previous • Date Next • Thread Next |
Notices NOTE: This is the first (or maybe second) of a series of near-regularly published emails from the head of development for SpeechControl. This is to not only ensure everyone knows what's happening development-wise, but it's a means of decision making with the rest of the team, as prescribed by Manuela (hajour). NOTE: Since ALL of SpeechControl is getting this e-mail, I've taken the liberty in briefly explaining any technical terms that may arise. Projects libopenmary-c++ Bazaar branch: lp:libopenmary-c++ ISSUE: Currently, development for this library is at a standstill. We're encountering a serious run-time error with a segmentation fault. Segmentation faults occur usually when bad pointer arithmetics has been done and a request to an invalid, null or other inaccessible location in memory. The method has been removed from the code, but you can get the code in the 'segfault.zip' archive attached. ** This is filed as our first bug ** COMING-FEATURE: We need to incorporate the ability to either communicate to PulseAudio via D-Bus, or link to PulseAudio after we resolve the issue stated above. This is because openMary doesn't automatically plays synthesized text; it returns it as an audio stream. Please post suggestions for fixing this issue on the bug page. speechcontrol-daemon Bazaar branch (inactive): lp:speechcontrol-daemon ABOUT: This project's to be the crown jewel of SpeechControl. It'll interact with Speech Dispatcher, the Speech API engine for Linux, bring in libopenmary-c ++ , and when production starts, it'll bring in libjulius, a modified version of Julius we'll either borrow from Simon or make on our own. This won't be an application or library, but rather a daemon, an inhibited application that runs like a server of sorts. strikeu's working intently at getting the daemon up and running, but his overall progress cannot continue until libopenmary-c++ is at least on its knees. Remarks We are making progress! That, I can ensure you. But our team of roughly 15 developers has only 4 active individuals, myself excluded. That means 5 people have put together what you see here. On the behalf of development; we implore you to come to #ubuntu-speechcontrol-devs (speak to Kiempe [Undifined] before entering; the room's locked @ #ubuntu-speechcontrol) and get with the action! Rome wasn't built in a day, but many lights make light work! Thank you. -- Sent from Ubuntu
Attachment:
segfault-20111001-rev20.tar.gz
Description: application/compressed-tar
Attachment:
signature.asc
Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Thread Previous • Date Previous • Date Next • Thread Next |