foresight_yj
May 23rd, 2008, 04:04 AM
Hi,
I am quite new to Linux. Recently I am developing an Alice bot in C++. I just downloaded Festival and it works well if if I give it a command like: festival --tts helloworld.txt
But when I want to include the libraries using: #include "festival/src/include/festival.h" as suggested in festival website. So I assume there must be somewhere in the system a folder called festival, which includes all the necessary folders like bin, include, src, etc. I even tried to search for the file 'festival.h' through all the directories but with no results.
Do I have to install the libraries explicitly?
I know Windows quite well. Can anybody help explain? Thanks very much.
I am quite new to Linux. Recently I am developing an Alice bot in C++. I just downloaded Festival and it works well if if I give it a command like: festival --tts helloworld.txt
But when I want to include the libraries using: #include "festival/src/include/festival.h" as suggested in festival website. So I assume there must be somewhere in the system a folder called festival, which includes all the necessary folders like bin, include, src, etc. I even tried to search for the file 'festival.h' through all the directories but with no results.
Do I have to install the libraries explicitly?
I know Windows quite well. Can anybody help explain? Thanks very much.