Hi, dear developers, I'm a voice application developer. Recently I use the Festival in our project. First, I downloaded the festival and speech tools source codes and compile them in my Ubuntu8.04. Then I wrote a test C++ application which can run well to invoke the libFestival as part of the application. Then I use JNI to wrap them to a Java interface. Unfortunately the same native codes implementation crashed JVM every time. Thanks to the open source codes, I can track it's because of the libestools crashed the JVM--- but the native application runs well. When I finally plan to give up and try to use the festival client, I installed the festival and the libest from Ubuntu repository. Actually, they have the same newest version. When I recompile the native codes after removing the -L option, the magic happened-- it works, no codes change at all! I really got confused I even use the same configuration in speech_tools-- enable SHARED, why my homebrewed library will always crash the JVM? BTW: the JVM indicates the libestools use invalid memory address. I really want get the answer from the maintainer of the Ubuntu Festival-libestools. Can you give me some clues about how you set the compilation options? Since Ubuntu is only my work station, our real production platform is RHEL and CentOS(sadly, our Ops think they are enterprise level Linux, although I don't agree it that much...), I want to use the same compilation options for our production boxes so my application can run in these boxes well. Thanks a lot!
-- -- Yueyu Lin
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