If I understand right, when I compiling Maverick uploaded Espeak 1.44
packaged version with I386 or Amd64 architecture, the compilation
process run following command when building voice metadata, possible
need this command running only for big endian architectures:
$(CURDIR)/platforms/big_endian/espeak-phoneme-data
$(CURDIR)/espeak-data-local $(CURDIR)/espeak-data-local
$(CURDIR)/platforms/big_endian/phondata-manifest
If I remove this line, Espeak compiled right, not have differences with
espeak-data/phondata and target
debian/usr/share/espeak-data/usr/share/espeak-data/phondata file, and
modifyed Espeak package working right with I386 and Amd64 architectures
if I using hungarian voice. But this method is not good for big endian
architectures.
I not known entire: what architectures are big endian architectures
(Power PC, Alpha, etc)?
Samuel, oldest Espeak 1.43 package what method to use when building
voice metadata for little endian and big endian machines?
Hy Jonathan,
If I understand right, when I compiling Maverick uploaded Espeak 1.44 /platforms/ big_endian/ espeak- phoneme- data /espeak- data-local $(CURDIR) /espeak- data-local /platforms/ big_endian/ phondata- manifest
packaged version with I386 or Amd64 architecture, the compilation
process run following command when building voice metadata, possible
need this command running only for big endian architectures:
$(CURDIR)
$(CURDIR)
$(CURDIR)
If I remove this line, Espeak compiled right, not have differences with data/phondata and target usr/share/ espeak- data/usr/ share/espeak- data/phondata file, and
espeak-
debian/
modifyed Espeak package working right with I386 and Amd64 architectures
if I using hungarian voice. But this method is not good for big endian
architectures.
I not known entire: what architectures are big endian architectures
(Power PC, Alpha, etc)?
Samuel, oldest Espeak 1.43 package what method to use when building
voice metadata for little endian and big endian machines?
Attila