Maybe I completely missed it, but I've never seen any documentation for Sphinx. I've just been asked to write a couple of manpages for code we've written that uses Sphinx, and Sphinx itself.
Is there any documentation of the commandline arguments for Sphinx? Namely stuff like:
-adcin, -agcmax, -live, -ctlfn, etc.
I can get at least the datatypes for each argument from main.c, but I only have a vague idea of what each of these parameters is of those I actually use. Half these I couldn't even guess what they do.
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2001-09-11
It would be good if the documentation included some instructions on how to run the demos at the very minimum ... as well as pointers to other sources of documentation. This would be inline with good practices.
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Maybe I completely missed it, but I've never seen any documentation for Sphinx. I've just been asked to write a couple of manpages for code we've written that uses Sphinx, and Sphinx itself.
Is there any documentation of the commandline arguments for Sphinx? Namely stuff like:
-adcin, -agcmax, -live, -ctlfn, etc.
I can get at least the datatypes for each argument from main.c, but I only have a vague idea of what each of these parameters is of those I actually use. Half these I couldn't even guess what they do.
sphinx2.html in the doc directory.
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rsingh/sphinxman/s3manual.html
Good sources from the master...
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs/user/rsingh/WWW/pointers/pointers.html
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~rsingh/index.homepage.html
It would be good if the documentation included some instructions on how to run the demos at the very minimum ... as well as pointers to other sources of documentation. This would be inline with good practices.