Re: [gnuspeech-contact] minor typo in .../Monet/MSynthesisController.h

[Marcelo Matuda]

Hi Fred,

On Fri, Jul 20, 2012 at 6:34 PM,  <address@hidden> wrote:
> Marcelo Matuda writes:
>>
>> Hi Fred,
>
> Mi Marcelo,
>>>
>>> here's one error I got when installing:
>>> |---
>>> MSynthesisController.m:457:2: warning: @interface of class MTextToPhone
>>> not
>>> found [enabled by default]
>>> ---|
>>> ...stuff left out...
>>> here's what I found:
>>> |---
>>> .../Monet$ grep MTextToPhone MSynthesisController.h
>>> @class TRMSynthesizer, MTextToPhone;
>>>       MTextToPhone * textToPhone;
>>> ---|
>>> looks like a typo.
>>
>>
>> Yes, it is a typo.
>> But it is a warning, not an error.
>
>
> so it is.
>>>
>>> so, edit typo:
>>> |---
>>> s/ MTextToPhone/ MMTextToPhone/
>
> this one seems important
>
>>> s/ * textToPhone/ *textToPhone/
>>> ---|

This is not needed.

>>
>>
>> In Debian unstable (64-bit) this crash doesn't happen. I need to test
>> on Debian 32-bit...
>> Marcelo

I tested on Debian (32-bit) testing and unstable, and the segmentation
fault occurs on both.
I used gdb but the backtrace was useless.

Was your Ubuntu installation 32-bit?

>>>
>>>
>
> This excerpt from /usr/include/GNUstep/Foundation/NSXMLParser.h might be
> relevant:
> |---
> /**
> * This class is a PRE-ALPHA implementation.  You should be prepared to
> * track down and fix bugs and preferably contribute fixes back.<br />
> * If you don't want to do that, use the [GSXMLParser] class instead ...
> * This NSXMLParser class is implemented as a wrapper round some of the
> * functionality of the more powerful GSXML APIs, and is intended as a
> * MacOSX compatibility feature.
> * <p>
> ---|
> libgnustep-base-dev   Version: 1.22.1-4
> it's the same version in wheezy and sid
> for what it's worth, GSXMLParser is declared in
> /usr/include/GNUstep/GNUstepBase/GSXML.h
> But it takes more than a simple substitution to make that change work.
> Besides which, compatability is a good thing to strive for.

Probably the bug is not in the XML code, because the command line tool
(GnuSpeechCLI) works (it uses the XML too).

Marcelo

> so much to learn:
> intonation (recently, I met someone who did a dissertation on intonation in
> Edinburgh in 1991...concatenating diphones! that just sounds like a
> nightmare when I stop to think about it)
> object oriented
> delegates and messages
> Thanks to everyone on this project.  For years, my debain box was just a big
> bulky mp3 player and all I tended to do was "aptitude update; aptitude
> upgrade" every now and then.
> bit by bit stuff almost starts to make sense
>
>
> fred_m
>
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