Re: [gnuspeech-contact] undefined reference to GSCurrentContext

[Robert Slover]

For most TTY terminals, a beep is a Control-G.

On Jul 9, 2012, at 17:18, address@hidden wrote:

> 
> here's a better fix for GnuSpeechCLI 
> in the file ...Frameworks/GnuSpeech/Tube/TRMSynthesizer.m 
> comment out the line that says
> |---
> #import <AppKit/NSGraphics.h>
> ---| 
> a double slash will do it:
> |---
> //#import <AppKit/NSGraphics.h>
> ---| 
> then find the line that calls NSBeep and change it to something that doesn't 
> require Appkit.
> here's what I found:
> |--- 
>  if (sampleRateConverter->maximumSampleValue == 0)
>      NSBeep(); 
> ---| 
> 
> and here's what I changed it to:
> |--- 
>  if (sampleRateConverter->maximumSampleValue == 0)
>      NSLog(@"++++++ NSBeep is declared in Appkit/NSGraphics.h +++++++++++");
> //        NSBeep(); 
> ---| 
> I don't know what else to do in this context...I presume there's some way to 
> send a beep to the terminal.  could be better, but this worked. 
> 
> Ubuntu 12.04
> libgdbm3            version 1.8.3-10
> libgdbm-dev         version 1.8.3-10
> portaudio19-dev     version 19+svn20111121-1
> libportaudio2       version 19+svn20111121-1
> jackd1              version 1:0.121.0+svn4538-3ubuntu1
> libjack-dev         version 1:0.121.0+svn4538-3ubuntu1
> gnustep             version 7.6 (according to dpkg -s)
> gnustep-back-common version 0.20.1-2ubuntu2
> gnustep-base-common version 1.22.1-2ubuntu2
> gnustep-gui-common  version 0.20.0-2
> gnustep-make        version 2.6.1-1 
> HTH 
> fred_m 
> address@hidden writes: 
>> There's an earlier posting about an error on gentoo  I just encountered the 
>> same error building gnuspeech on Ubuntu 12.04 
> 
> 
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