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DEPRECATED: Please depend on PocketSphinx instead

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SphinxBase has been integrated into PocketSphinx, so if you were linking against

it or otherwise depending on it, please switch to use that instead as of the next

release.  Thanks!  You  can find it at https://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx



CMU Sphinx common libraries

===============================================================================



This package contains the basic libraries shared by the CMU Sphinx trainer and

all the Sphinx decoders (Sphinx-II, Sphinx-III, and PocketSphinx), as well as

some common utilities for manipulating acoustic feature and audio files.



**Please see the LICENSE file for terms of use.**



Linux/Unix installation

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sphinxbase is used by other modules.  The convention requires the

physical layout of the code looks like this:



    .

    ├── package/

    └── sphinxbase/



So if you get the file from a distribution, you might want to rename

sphinxbase-X.X to sphinxbase by typing:



    $ mv sphinxbase- sphinxbase ( being the version of sphinxbase)



If you downloaded directly from the Subversion repository, you need to create

the "configure" file by typing:



    $ ./autogen.sh



If you downloaded a release version or if you have already run

"autogen.sh", you can build simply by running:



    $ ./configure

    $ make



If you are compiling for a platform without floating-point arithmetic, you

should instead use:



    $ ./configure --enable-fixed --without-lapack

    $ make



You can also check the validity of the package by typing:



    $ make check



... and then install it with (might require permissions):



    $ make install



This defaults to installing SphinxBase under /usr/local. You may customize it

by running ./configure with an argument, as in:



    $ ./configure --prefix=/my/own/installation/directory



XCode Installation (for iPhone)

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Sphinxbase uses the standard unix autogen system, you can build sphinxbase with

automake. You just need to pass correct configure arguments, set compiler path,

set sysroot and other options. After you build the code you need to import

dylib file into your project and you also need to configure includes for your

project to find sphinxbase headers.



You also will have to create a recorder to capture audio with CoreAudio and

feed it into the recognizer.



For details see http://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx-ios-demo



If you want to quickly start with Pocketsphinx, try OpenEars toolkit which

includes Pocketsphinx http://www.politepix.com/openears/



Android installation

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See http://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx-android-demo.



MS Windows installation:

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To compile sphinxbase in Visual Studio 2010 Express (or newer):



  1. Unzip the file.

  2. Rename the directory to sphinxbase

  3. Go into the sphinxbase folder and click sphinxbase.sln

  4. In the menu, choose Build -> Rebuild All -> Batch Build -> Build



In Step 4, make sure all projects are selected, preferably the "Release"

version of each.



If you are using cygwin, the installation procedure is very similar to the Unix

installation. However, there is no audio driver support in cygwin currently so

one can only use the batch mode recognzier.



If you want to install Python packages on Windows, take a look at

http://github.com/cmusphinx/pocketsphinx-python.