Hello list.
I made a little 'mk_speak.dll' to speak the given
string. It uses Microsoft Speech API v5. But I find
that if I load it like:
load mk_speak.dll (speak_init)
gnumake bombs in 'lookup_file()':
assert (*name != '\0');
since 'name' is empty. Or with max debug:
gnumake -f speak-test.mak --debug=v
...
Reading makefile 'speak-test.mak'...
Loading symbol mk_speak_gmk_setup from mk_speak.dll
Loaded shared object mk_speak.dll
Detected symbol mk_speak_gmk_unload in mk_speak.dll
Assertion failed: *name != '\0', file file.c, line 92
With a 'load mk_speak.dll(speak_init)' (no space),
all is well. Why does it not handle this single
space?
It seems a 'load' line is parsed similar to a normal include
file where a ' ' is not legal. Or? IMHO, a space should be
accepted.
BTW1. I'm not sure what the signature of such a 'speak_init()'
function should be. Same as the setup function?
EXPORT int mk_speak_gmk_setup (unsigned int abi, const gmk_floc *flocp)
{
// ...
return (-1);
}
BTW2. Could such an init-function take parameters?
E.g. 'load mk_speak.dll(speak_init, 50)' would be handy
to set the volume to 50%.
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--gv
