Re: [gnuspeech-contact] Missing gorm files?

[Steve Nygard]

I think we all understand about not having enough time.

I spent a bit of time this afternoon making some changes.  The files  
from the software TRM that we need to make the library are in current/ 
Frameworks/Tube.  I've also moved the model bits from Monet into  
Frameworks/GnuSpeech.  These parts have been committed.

I also have Monet building against these on Mac OS X.  I'll commit  
those changes in a bit, but I don't have a GnuStep system so it's  
going to break building on that platform.  Next up will be moving the  
model parts of the little GnuSpeech app into the framework.  Then I  
need to take another look at the CoreAudio stuff I'm using, since  
they've deprecated some of the API I use.

After that, well, I'll probably go back into hiding :-/
--
Steve Nygard

On Feb 8, 2007, at 7:37 AM, Gregory John Casamento wrote:

> All,
>
> My apologies to the group for not being able to participate more.    
> GNUspeech is a fascinating project.  Since I took over as Chief  
> Maintainer for GNUstep, I've been extremely busy both with things  
> concerning GNUstep and other things for my work.
>
> I am happy to answer any questions about work I did for GNUspeech,  
> and I promise, but can't guarantee that I will spend some time on it.
>
> One of the things I felt is most important is to refactor it so  
> that the tube model resides in a separate library.  This way, it  
> could be used by any number of things.  Also, I'm wondering if it  
> would be possible to abstract the output so that the sounds  
> generated could be piped to a number of different outputs instead  
> of depending on the CoreAudio framework.  This would mean that you  
> would, essentially, have an audio "Backend" for GNUspeech.
>
> Anyway, I have been thinking about this project (as you can tell  
> from the above)... if only there were 36 hours in the day, instead  
> of 24.
>
> Later, GJC
> --
> Gregory Casamento