A simple mechanism is provided for doing all the configuration needed
to build a executable program which uses the speech tools
library.
First, make a directory which will hold your program. To make a
program called "do_stuff", type
if you haven't got the EST bin directory in your path you will have
to add the path explicitly, e.g.
/speech_tools/bin/est_program do_stuff |
This will create a Makefile and a .cc file called
do_stuff_main.cc, which will look something like
this:
#include "EST.h"
#include "EST_types.h"
#include "EST_error.h"
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
EST_StrList files; // the list of input files will go here
EST_Option cmd_line; // the parsed list of command line arguments
// will go here.
// This bit parses the command line args and puts them into
// files and cmd_line
parse_command_line
(argc, argv,
EST_String("[OPTIONS] [files...]\n")+
"Summary; DO SOMETHING\n"+
"-o [ofile] Ouptut file\n",
files, cmd_line);
EST_String out_file; // the name of the output file
// If a output file has been specified using -o, put it in out_file
if (cmd_line.present("-o"))
out_file = cmd_line.val("-o");
else
EST_error("No output file specified");
// declare EST_StrList iterator
EST_StrList::Entries fs;
// iterate through files and do something.
for(fs.begin(files); fs; ++fs)
{
EST_String file = *fs;
// Process file
}
return 0;
} |
You can now add any C++ code to this, and compile by typing
make.
If you want to create a second program in the same directory, type the
same again:
/speech_tools/bin/est_program do_more_stuff |
This time, do_more_stuff_main.cc will be created and the
appropriate build commands added to the extisting Makefile. If you
wish to add an extra .cc file to particular program, simply edit the
Makefile and add it on the line:
do_stuff_CXXSRC= do_stuff.cc extra.cc |