freebsd-ports/audio/epos-devel/pkg-descr

Epos is a language independent rule-driven Text-to-Speech (TTS) system
primarily designed to serve as a research tool.  Epos is (or tries to be)
independent of the language processed, linguistic description method, and
computing environment.  It has the following features:

  - Czech and Slovak text to speech synthesis configuration
  - LPC and time domain speech synthesizers
  - Prosody modelling driven by rules, prosody models, and artificial
    neural networks
  - All language dependencies are defined in the configuration files,
    as opposed to the source code
  - Documentation in English included in the distribution

This is a port for the development version of Epos.

WWW: http://epos.ufe.cz/
Unbreak the build on 9.X (against old yacc(1) which apparently does not support %token_table declaration). Originally the port was relying on bison(1) instead (via USES=bison) in yacc-compat mode, but was switched to yacc(1) in r389653 because it failed to build against `devel/bison' version update to 3.0.4 as part of an exp-run (see PR). It turns out that actually generated code does not suffer from removing %token_table: the only difference in generated `neural_parse.cc' is that yyname[] table is not guarded by `#if YYDEBUG' and it #define's yytname as yyname, but the code that references yytname in `neural_parse.cc' is #if'ed 0 and YYDEBUG is defined to 1 earlier. That said, simply comment out %token_table line which allows the build to proceed (ir)regardless of the yacc(1) version, on all FreeBSD releases (including 8.X). While here, remove `ac_cv_lib_stdcpp_main=no' in CONFIGURE_ENV that was supposed to fix the build against Clang added in r323095 as it seems no longer required, augment COMMENT and port description, and fix WWW line to point to working website, killing trailing whitespace along the way. PR: 200833 2016-01-26 18:57:01 +01:00			`Epos is a language independent rule-driven Text-to-Speech (TTS) system`
			`primarily designed to serve as a research tool. Epos is (or tries to be)`
			`independent of the language processed, linguistic description method, and`
			`computing environment. It has the following features:`
Add epos-devel 2.5.36, text-to-Speech system. PR: ports/85703 Submitted by: martin@matuska.org 2005-09-09 08:18:19 +02:00
Unbreak the build on 9.X (against old yacc(1) which apparently does not support %token_table declaration). Originally the port was relying on bison(1) instead (via USES=bison) in yacc-compat mode, but was switched to yacc(1) in r389653 because it failed to build against `devel/bison' version update to 3.0.4 as part of an exp-run (see PR). It turns out that actually generated code does not suffer from removing %token_table: the only difference in generated `neural_parse.cc' is that yyname[] table is not guarded by `#if YYDEBUG' and it #define's yytname as yyname, but the code that references yytname in `neural_parse.cc' is #if'ed 0 and YYDEBUG is defined to 1 earlier. That said, simply comment out %token_table line which allows the build to proceed (ir)regardless of the yacc(1) version, on all FreeBSD releases (including 8.X). While here, remove `ac_cv_lib_stdcpp_main=no' in CONFIGURE_ENV that was supposed to fix the build against Clang added in r323095 as it seems no longer required, augment COMMENT and port description, and fix WWW line to point to working website, killing trailing whitespace along the way. PR: 200833 2016-01-26 18:57:01 +01:00			`- Czech and Slovak text to speech synthesis configuration`
			`- LPC and time domain speech synthesizers`
			`- Prosody modelling driven by rules, prosody models, and artificial`
			`neural networks`
			`- All language dependencies are defined in the configuration files,`
			`as opposed to the source code`
			`- Documentation in English included in the distribution`
Add epos-devel 2.5.36, text-to-Speech system. PR: ports/85703 Submitted by: martin@matuska.org 2005-09-09 08:18:19 +02:00
Unbreak the build on 9.X (against old yacc(1) which apparently does not support %token_table declaration). Originally the port was relying on bison(1) instead (via USES=bison) in yacc-compat mode, but was switched to yacc(1) in r389653 because it failed to build against `devel/bison' version update to 3.0.4 as part of an exp-run (see PR). It turns out that actually generated code does not suffer from removing %token_table: the only difference in generated `neural_parse.cc' is that yyname[] table is not guarded by `#if YYDEBUG' and it #define's yytname as yyname, but the code that references yytname in `neural_parse.cc' is #if'ed 0 and YYDEBUG is defined to 1 earlier. That said, simply comment out %token_table line which allows the build to proceed (ir)regardless of the yacc(1) version, on all FreeBSD releases (including 8.X). While here, remove `ac_cv_lib_stdcpp_main=no' in CONFIGURE_ENV that was supposed to fix the build against Clang added in r323095 as it seems no longer required, augment COMMENT and port description, and fix WWW line to point to working website, killing trailing whitespace along the way. PR: 200833 2016-01-26 18:57:01 +01:00			`This is a port for the development version of Epos.`

			`WWW: http://epos.ufe.cz/`