Re: [Nxtcommand-developers] Supporting Multiple Platforms - Using the SJPP Simple Java PreProcessor

[Peter J. <ptg...@ch...>]

I think I have taken on the role of the "infrastructure" (subversion / ant,
sjpp, ...)
guy here, which suits me fine. So I did not have a look speech / vision
packages yet.

If I understand it correct vision and speach are more like lejos extension
libraries.
Brian, I assume since there is no Lejos NXT yet, you just run them on your
PC

That would be a very good reason to put them in seperate projects, and
restrict the
icommand project to the implementation of the Direct / System commands of
the Bluetooth SDK.

(If my assumption is correct, maybe it would even be better to make vision
and speach part of
the lejos project.)

Another reason to split it up is, that Stefano is not using (yet?) any part
of the vision and
speach packages. So it would be nice having the option not to include them
in the CLDC project(s).

In the icommand-sources project i can make 3 source folders that can be
linked into every
other project that needs them:

folder1:
icommand.nxtcomm
icommand.platform
icommand.robotics

folder2:
icommand.speach
folder3:
icommand.vision

--------------------
Your opinion please !
Should icommand.robotics in a seperate 4th folder ?


Brian, I will wait for you to finish your work. Give me a sign when I can go
ahead.

Peter.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: nxt...@li...
> [mailto:nxt...@li...]On Behalf Of
> Steve Prior
> Sent: Monday, December 18, 2006 2:59 AM
> To: Brian Bagnall
> Cc: iCommand Developers
> Subject: Re: [Nxtcommand-developers] Supporting Multiple Platforms -
> Using the SJPP Simple Java PreProcessor
>
>
> While as a new guy I've been sitting here quietly and watching for a
> bit, I'll chime in on this one.  It seems to me that the speech and
> vision functions are really host computer functions which are only
> related to the NXT brick itself as inputs to the host program which
> could influence what commands are sent to the brick.  In fact it sounds
> like the vision and speech functions might be useful for programs which
> have nothing to do with NXT at all.
>
> I'd therefore make them an independent project from iCommand.
>
> Steve
>
> Brian Bagnall wrote:
> > I have some speech stuff to check in. This brings up another
> question - the
> > icommand.vision and icommand.speech packages rely on external
> JAR files. For
> > speech it needs some sphinx4 jar files (2) and the Java Speech
> API (1 more
> > jar).
> >
> > Do you think we should branch icommand.vision and
> icommand.speech into a
> > seperate project in subversion? We should we just add these jars to the
> > build-icommand/lib directory, same as rxtx and jmf.
> >
> > - Brian
>
>
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