Output module in c++

[Cameron Wong]

Hi Lex,

I am not quite familiar with speechd. But I have written a draft
output module for my Ekho TTS in C++ more than a month ago. (The
function is very limited. I have no time to improve it recently)

You can write your module basing on one existing C output module
(flite for example) but in C++ syntax. Then you modify the Makefile to
declare some C++ compiling and linking flags for your module.

You will need to make some modification to speechd's code in order to
build it with g++. For example, you will get an issue of "invalid
conversion from ?int? to enum", which I have mentioned in this email
list last month.

Please let me know if I can help.

Cameron

2010/1/7 Lex <lex at progger.ru>:
> Hi devs,
>
> I want to write an output module for speech-dispatcher. Thing is that I
> started learning from c++, not C, and I feel myself more familiar with C++.
> I see that speech-dispatcher itself is written in C, as well as helper code
> for output modules. I really like the idea don't rewrite protocol handler
> code, instead to concentrate onto synth logic. Can I use helper code (for
> example, compile it on it own and then link my C++ code with it) in this
> way? Or do I need to choose whether to use C++ and implement
> speech-dispatcher protocol or ship with helper code and use C.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Lex
>
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