John,
Could you try installing the latest pre-compiled beta-release version and see if the various applications generate speech? Then we can hopefully rule out any sort of system configuration issue -- at least as far as the executable apps and libs are concerned.
Also, to get the backtrace of the segmentation fault, open Console, and show the Log List. Then scroll down and you should see under the headings DIAGNOSTIC INFORMATION -> User Diagnostic Information -> <the crash file> or FILES -> ~/Library/Logs -> CrashReporter -> <the crash file>
Best, Dalmazio
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Today's Topics:
1. Re: GNUSpeech Console Utility (Dalmazio Brisinda)
2. Re: GNUSpeech Console Utility (John Delaney)
From: Dalmazio Brisinda <address@hidden>
Date: November 3, 2009 9:49:51 PM MST
To: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [gnuspeech-contact] GNUSpeech Console Utility
Hi John,
If you want to use the GnuSpeech server (the recommended way), then you need to setup a basic distributed objects connection with the server. This can be done in just a couple lines of code. There is an example in the applications directory called GnuTTSClient that does exactly this -- it is intended to be a bare-bones application to show how to connect and send messages to the server and have text synthesized. (Your main class will need to conform to the GnuSpeechServerProtocol which can be found in the GnuSpeech Server project directory -- just drop this header into your project directory -- but this should become apparent after examining the GnuTTSClient source).
If you don't want to use the GnuSpeech server then I assume you copied over from the GnuSpeech server project directory the classes and headers, PhoneToSpeech, and TextToSpeech and embedded them in your project. After making the modifications that Marcelo suggested, if this still doesn't work for you, then check some of your build settings (for example garbage collection should not be set to 'required'), and maybe send some additional diagnostic messages from the Console, including the backtrace from the segmentation fault.
Best, Dalmazio
[...]
Thank you Marcelo,
Wow the screen output is really cool! But I'm still not getting sound, and still getting a seg fault at the end. Is there a sound setting I'm missing?
Here is the output at the end:
2009-11-03 16:21:11.555 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 0 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 0.00, ruleTempo: 1.000, # # Rule 30, duration: 163.63, beat: 113.54
2009-11-03 16:21:11.556 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 1 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 113.54, ruleTempo: 1.000, h
2009-11-03 16:21:11.556 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 2 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 1, onset: 113.54, ruleTempo: 1.000, e # Rule 42, duration: 86.69, beat: 180.34
2009-11-03 16:21:11.557 tst_obc[1667:10b] Foot 1 tempo: 0.912, marked: 0, last: 0, onset1: 0.000, onset2: 0.000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.557 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 3 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 180.34, ruleTempo: 1.000, l # Rule 42, duration: 78.47, beat: 264.69
2009-11-03 16:21:11.558 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 4 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 264.69, ruleTempo: 1.000, uh # Rule 32, duration: 87.13, beat: 338.40
2009-11-03 16:21:11.558 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 5 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 338.40, ruleTempo: 1.000, uu # Rule 42, duration: 96.18, beat: 433.24
2009-11-03 16:21:11.559 tst_obc[1667:10b] Foot 2 tempo: 0.942, marked: 0, last: 0, onset1: 0.000, onset2: 0.000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.559 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 6 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 433.24, ruleTempo: 1.000, w # Rule 42, duration: 108.69, beat: 531.74
2009-11-03 16:21:11.560 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 7 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 531.74, ruleTempo: 1.000, er # Rule 42, duration: 104.97, beat: 638.99
2009-11-03 16:21:11.561 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 8 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 638.99, ruleTempo: 1.000, r # Rule 42, duration: 86.40, beat: 739.28
2009-11-03 16:21:11.561 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 9 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 739.28, ruleTempo: 1.000, ll # Rule 47, duration: 89.26, beat: 846.21
2009-11-03 16:21:11.561 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 10 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 846.21, ruleTempo: 1.000, d # Rule 21, duration: 170.45, beat: 1016.62
2009-11-03 16:21:11.562 tst_obc[1667:10b] Foot 3 tempo: 0.991, marked: 1, last: 1, onset1: 0.000, onset2: 0.000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.562 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 11 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1016.62, ruleTempo: 1.000, t'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.563 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 12 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1016.62, ruleTempo: 1.000, e' # Rule 24, duration: 227.35, beat: 1207.80
2009-11-03 16:21:11.563 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 13 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1207.80, ruleTempo: 1.000, k'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.564 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 14 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1207.80, ruleTempo: 1.000, s' # Rule 18, duration: 202.33, beat: 1445.70
2009-11-03 16:21:11.564 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 15 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1445.70, ruleTempo: 1.000, t'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.565 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 16 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1445.70, ruleTempo: 1.000, #'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.565 tst_obc[1667:10b] < printDataStructures:
2009-11-03 16:21:11.566 tst_obc[1667:10b] sample rate: 22050.000000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.567 tst_obc[1667:10b] format id: 6c70636d (lpcm)
2009-11-03 16:21:11.567 tst_obc[1667:10b] format flags: 1c
2009-11-03 16:21:11.568 tst_obc[1667:10b] bytes per packet: 2
2009-11-03 16:21:11.569 tst_obc[1667:10b] frames per packet: 1
2009-11-03 16:21:11.569 tst_obc[1667:10b] bytes per frame: 2
2009-11-03 16:21:11.570 tst_obc[1667:10b] channels per frame: 1
2009-11-03 16:21:11.570 tst_obc[1667:10b] bits per channel: 16
initializeConversion(), sampleRateConverter.maximumSampleValue: 0
2009-11-03 16:21:11.645 tst_obc[1667:10b] number of samples: 32928
2009-11-03 16:21:11.646 tst_obc[1667:10b] maximum sample value: 0.0011
2009-11-03 16:21:11.646 tst_obc[1667:10b] scale: 29971423.7842
2009-11-03 16:21:11.652 tst_obc[1667:10b] dealloc, free(inputData)
Segmentation fault
logout
Thank you,
John Delaney
From: John Delaney <address@hidden>
Date: November 4, 2009 12:08:50 AM MST
To: Dalmazio Brisinda <address@hidden>
Cc: address@hidden
Subject: Re: [gnuspeech-contact] GNUSpeech Console Utility
I recompiled the GNUSpeech Framework so that it referenced my local user library. Garbage collection is off, Instruction scheduling is set to off, compiling to OSX 10.5, using GCC 4.2. I get these errors on the console, I assume before the seg fault. I tried searching for them on my hard drive and they are nowhere to be found. Is this because I am not using the most recent version of Foundation?
Attaching to program: `/Users/johndelaney/Code/tst_obc/build/Debug/tst_obc', process 3303.
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/ah_private.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/../../../frmks/auverse/src/libah/ah_private.c".
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/ah_cl.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/../../../frmks/auverse/src/libah/ah_cl.c".
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/ah_serv.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/../../../frmks/auverse/src/libah/ah_serv.c".
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/main.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/src/main.c".
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/rbuffer.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/../../../frmks/auverse/src/rbuffer/rbuffer.c".
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/megamix.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/src/megamix.c".
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/resampler.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/../../../frmks/auverse/src/resampler/resampler.c".
warning: Could not find object file "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/build/ahs.build/Release FAT/ah_hermes.build/Objects-normal/i386/coreaudio.o" - no debug information available for "/Users/qdc/Projects/main/tools/hijack/ahs/src/coreaudio.c".
warning: .o file "/Developer/usr/lib/gcc/i686-apple-darwin9/4.0.1/libgcc.a(_eprintf.o)" more recent than executable timestamp
[Switching to process 3303 thread 0x6e03]
On Tue, Nov 3, 2009 at 8:49 PM, Dalmazio Brisinda <address@hidden> wrote:
Hi John,
If you want to use the GnuSpeech server (the recommended way), then you need to setup a basic distributed objects connection with the server. This can be done in just a couple lines of code. There is an example in the applications directory called GnuTTSClient that does exactly this -- it is intended to be a bare-bones application to show how to connect and send messages to the server and have text synthesized. (Your main class will need to conform to the GnuSpeechServerProtocol which can be found in the GnuSpeech Server project directory -- just drop this header into your project directory -- but this should become apparent after examining the GnuTTSClient source).
If you don't want to use the GnuSpeech server then I assume you copied over from the GnuSpeech server project directory the classes and headers, PhoneToSpeech, and TextToSpeech and embedded them in your project. After making the modifications that Marcelo suggested, if this still doesn't work for you, then check some of your build settings (for example garbage collection should not be set to 'required'), and maybe send some additional diagnostic messages from the Console, including the backtrace from the segmentation fault.
Best, Dalmazio
[...]
Thank you Marcelo,
Wow the screen output is really cool! But I'm still not getting sound, and still getting a seg fault at the end. Is there a sound setting I'm missing?
Here is the output at the end:
2009-11-03 16:21:11.555 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 0 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 0.00, ruleTempo: 1.000, # # Rule 30, duration: 163.63, beat: 113.54
2009-11-03 16:21:11.556 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 1 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 113.54, ruleTempo: 1.000, h
2009-11-03 16:21:11.556 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 2 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 1, onset: 113.54, ruleTempo: 1.000, e # Rule 42, duration: 86.69, beat: 180.34
2009-11-03 16:21:11.557 tst_obc[1667:10b] Foot 1 tempo: 0.912, marked: 0, last: 0, onset1: 0.000, onset2: 0.000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.557 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 3 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 180.34, ruleTempo: 1.000, l # Rule 42, duration: 78.47, beat: 264.69
2009-11-03 16:21:11.558 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 4 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 264.69, ruleTempo: 1.000, uh # Rule 32, duration: 87.13, beat: 338.40
2009-11-03 16:21:11.558 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 5 tempo: 0.912, syllable: 0, onset: 338.40, ruleTempo: 1.000, uu # Rule 42, duration: 96.18, beat: 433.24
2009-11-03 16:21:11.559 tst_obc[1667:10b] Foot 2 tempo: 0.942, marked: 0, last: 0, onset1: 0.000, onset2: 0.000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.559 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 6 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 433.24, ruleTempo: 1.000, w # Rule 42, duration: 108.69, beat: 531.74
2009-11-03 16:21:11.560 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 7 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 531.74, ruleTempo: 1.000, er # Rule 42, duration: 104.97, beat: 638.99
2009-11-03 16:21:11.561 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 8 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 638.99, ruleTempo: 1.000, r # Rule 42, duration: 86.40, beat: 739.28
2009-11-03 16:21:11.561 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 9 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 739.28, ruleTempo: 1.000, ll # Rule 47, duration: 89.26, beat: 846.21
2009-11-03 16:21:11.561 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 10 tempo: 0.942, syllable: 0, onset: 846.21, ruleTempo: 1.000, d # Rule 21, duration: 170.45, beat: 1016.62
2009-11-03 16:21:11.562 tst_obc[1667:10b] Foot 3 tempo: 0.991, marked: 1, last: 1, onset1: 0.000, onset2: 0.000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.562 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 11 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1016.62, ruleTempo: 1.000, t'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.563 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 12 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1016.62, ruleTempo: 1.000, e' # Rule 24, duration: 227.35, beat: 1207.80
2009-11-03 16:21:11.563 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 13 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1207.80, ruleTempo: 1.000, k'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.564 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 14 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1207.80, ruleTempo: 1.000, s' # Rule 18, duration: 202.33, beat: 1445.70
2009-11-03 16:21:11.564 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 15 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1445.70, ruleTempo: 1.000, t'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.565 tst_obc[1667:10b] Posture 16 tempo: 0.991, syllable: 0, onset: 1445.70, ruleTempo: 1.000, #'
2009-11-03 16:21:11.565 tst_obc[1667:10b] < printDataStructures:
2009-11-03 16:21:11.566 tst_obc[1667:10b] sample rate: 22050.000000
2009-11-03 16:21:11.567 tst_obc[1667:10b] format id: 6c70636d (lpcm)
2009-11-03 16:21:11.567 tst_obc[1667:10b] format flags: 1c
2009-11-03 16:21:11.568 tst_obc[1667:10b] bytes per packet: 2
2009-11-03 16:21:11.569 tst_obc[1667:10b] frames per packet: 1
2009-11-03 16:21:11.569 tst_obc[1667:10b] bytes per frame: 2
2009-11-03 16:21:11.570 tst_obc[1667:10b] channels per frame: 1
2009-11-03 16:21:11.570 tst_obc[1667:10b] bits per channel: 16
initializeConversion(), sampleRateConverter.maximumSampleValue: 0
2009-11-03 16:21:11.645 tst_obc[1667:10b] number of samples: 32928
2009-11-03 16:21:11.646 tst_obc[1667:10b] maximum sample value: 0.0011
2009-11-03 16:21:11.646 tst_obc[1667:10b] scale: 29971423.7842
2009-11-03 16:21:11.652 tst_obc[1667:10b] dealloc, free(inputData)
Segmentation fault
logout
Thank you,
John Delaney
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