Re: [Swig-user] flite C wrapper for C#

[Mauricio H. <mhe...@te...>]

David Piepgrass wrote:
>> I have used flite a little bit. The simplest usage is:
>>
>> cst_voice* voice = REGISTER_VOX(NULL);
>> flite_text_to_speech("Hello, world!", voice, "play");
>>
>> So you need to call REGISTER_VOX to get the voice. However,
>>     
> REGISTER_VOX
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>> is a macro defined as register_cmu_us_kal, whose prototype is
>>
>> cst_voice *register_cmu_us_kal(const char *voxdir);
>>
>> Just add the above macro to your .i file and I think you will be able
>>     
> to
>   
>> call it from C# like this:
>>     
>
> Sorry, I meant "function declaration", not "macro".
>
>   
Thanks for all sugestions, as soon as I can I going to try it and let 
you know, thanks to all..

Mauricio

>> TTS.flite.flite_init();
>> TTS.SWIGTYPE_p_cst_voice v = TTS.flite.register_cmu_us_kal(null);
>> TTS.flite.flite_text_to_speech("welcome professor", v, "play");
>>     
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