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AT&T Natural Voices ... and Visual Studio.net


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  • Subject: AT&T Natural Voices ... and Visual Studio.net
  • From: "Stuart Booth" <stuart@xxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 18 May 2002 19:38:21 +0100
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I don't suppose anybody's tried invoking the Natural Voices C++ SDK from Visual
Studio.net have they? It comes with libraries compiled with Visual Studio6.

I posted some of the following to the Natural Voices forum but have to say it
doesn't look that lively a place. I was hoping to invoke Natural Voices from C# or
maybe managed C++, but it's now looking like I'll need to call onto some VC6
compiled unmanaged C++.

<Snooze Warning>
Suggest you stop reading now if the sight of C++ code sends you to sleep ! :)
</Snooze Warning>

On trying to compile with MS VS.net I get what looks like a standard template
library error (or 4):

TTSDesktopPlayer error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "void __cdecl
std::_Xlen(void)" ...

After installing VS6 and the CRT source I found a global definition of _Xlen and
_Xran that appears to be missing from VS.net, so I added this:

namespace std // VS6 uses _STD_BEGIN
{
            // report a length_error
_CRTIMP2 void __cdecl _Xlen()
      {_THROW(length_error, "string too long"); }

            // report an out_of_range error
_CRTIMP2 void __cdecl _Xran()
      {_THROW(out_of_range, "invalid string position"); }

}; // VS6 uses _STD_END

Sure enough, this got things compiling. But I get as far as this in
TTSSampleEngine.h before an error result is returned:

class      CSampleEngine : ...
:
virtual TTS_RESULT      Create (...)
{
    : stuff elided
    // Initialize the engine
    //
    result = this->m_pEngine->Initialize();
    :
}

This is returning an error result: 0x80040008

Now, if I've interpreted MAKE_TTS_RESULT correctly that's a TTS_EXCEPTION.

Not at all sure how I can get around this. Possibly I just can't. Any
thoughts/solutions anyone?

Stuart


--
Stuart Booth
Somewhere in Buckinghamshire, England, UK

stuart@xxxxxxx

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