On Thursday 25 May 2006 22:16, Satyam wrote: > Dear friends, > I installed speakupmodified fedora core 3 on my PC and planning to > enable speakup using software synth. As per the instructions in the > howto I downloaded speech dispatcher 0.6. After un taring I issued the > command ./configure Hear it gave the message configured with out support > of flite, ALSA and NAS. > Now my questions are: > 1. How to get the support of ALSA and flite? > 2. I found that ALSA are found in /usr/include. Do I need to download > any ALSA related components to enable ALSA support? > Appreciating your help. > Hope to hear from you. > Satyam In order to compile in ALSA support, Speech Dispatcher' configure must be able to locate libasound.so and alsa/asoundlib.h On my system, Debian, these files are in /usr/lib/libasound.so /usr/include/alsa/asoundlib.h and configure is able to automatically find them. Where are these files in Fedora Core 3? Assuming they are in a different location on your system, you can try using the "libdir" and "includedir" options to configure to compensate. For example ./configure --libdir=/opt/lib --includedir=/opt/include We may have a problem with the fact that Speech Dispatcher wants the include file to be in the "alsa" subdirectory. Please let me know where your files are on Fedora Core 3 and if the --includedir option helps. Thanks -- Gary Cramblitt (aka PhantomsDad)
