Op vrijdag 08-12-2006 om 15:38 uur [tijdzone +0000], schreef Jonathan Duddington: > I find it best to run the program and data in my home directory, so > that I don't need to update files in /usr > > /home/myuser/espeak-data the data files > /home/myuser/bin/speak the program file > > Actually my /home/myuser/bin/speak is a link into my development > directory where I compile the speak program.
That's almost exactly how I installed it... ;-) One question about 'libespeak': why did you make it a C++ library, and not a C library? Its public API consists of structs, enums & functions only, so I think it should be possible to make it callable from C code[*], and most programming languages have facilities to call into C libraries but not (easily) into C++ ones. [*] as explained in <http://72.5.124.65/sunstudio/articles/mixing.html> -- Jan Claeys -- Ubuntu-accessibility mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-accessibility
