oops... guess the sprinkler binary is what I was thinking of;
no problem. i guess ill just have to give that a go too. installing xcode as we speak although i can say this might all take a while being a compiling noob on osx and win... i will look though the mailing list for hints at external compiling unless there is a very specific step-by-step that i may stumble upon..
correct: ratts ought to compile "on its own"
great thanks!
libraries. flite sounds much more intelligible though ;-)
cool! maybe ill take a look too - although the flite libraries look linux specific too (other than a win Ce bin i found) am i correct?
yeah for this project intelligibility is not a prerequisite - at least at the moment.. :)
reason you can't use linux for this project?
yeah. problem i always have is that i work a lot with others (artists, musicians, students etc) and on others computers. everyone i work with seem to be running different platforms so i just have become use to thinking of projects as projects that can easily run on any system that i might be presented with.... also i sold both my linux boxes but still have a g4 and win tower that the kids use... but dont tell anyone... :)
cheers m
--- Bryan Jurish moocow@ling.uni-potsdam.de wrote:
morning Mark,
On 2007-11-09 14:45:31, mark edward grimm meg156@columbia.edu appears to have written:
maybe ill give a go at compiling the ratts library
on
wincrap. ive never compiled anything on win
before,
only linux so it will be a learning experience...
i
guess :)
you have my deepest heartfelt sympathies... is there some particular reason you can't use linux for this project?
i didnt see an osx binary version on your site.
only a
binary for "sprinkler v0.06" although it does say
in
your ratts readme that there may be one out there compiled by the same person...Adam T. Lindsay. I wonder if anyone knows of this library as a binary somewhere?
oops... guess the sprinkler binary is what I was thinking of; haven't seen Adam on the list recently, so i don't know if he's still doing pd-related things or not, and i don't seem to have a copy of it here; sorry.
ratts does NOT need the flite libraries to compile correct? it doesnt seem like it does by the documentation...
correct: ratts ought to compile "on its own" without any non-standard c libraries. flite sounds much more intelligible though ;-)
marmosets, Bryan
--- Bryan Jurish moocow@ling.uni-potsdam.de
wrote:
morning Mark,
the "official" distributions of both ratts and pd-flite are available here:
http://www.ling.uni-potsdam.de/~moocow/projects/pd
additionally, the most current version of
pd-flite
should always be available in sourceforge cvs:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pure-data
in the subdirectory externals/moocow/flite. pd-flite was even buildable by the pd-extended build system last time I
looked,
but it requires that the flite headers and library are installed on
the
build machine, which wasn't the case with the default auto-builds
(again,
last time I checked).
ratts has been successfully compiled on osx (i
think
there's even an older binary version on my website), and assuming that flite itself compiles there, i don't foresee any difficulties
for
pd-flite, but let me know if you encounter any! i have never tried
to
compile on windoof myself, but i don't think there should be *too*
many
problems there either...
marmosets, Bryan
On 2007-11-09 02:43:05, mark edward grimm meg156@columbia.edu appears to have written:
I was looking at the 'ratts' externals and
'pd-flite
v0.01' - just wondering if anyone has
successfully
compiled for windows and/or osx. OR any other
speech
synthesis/singing synth options for either of
these
platforms?
Thanks! mark
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