I am CC'ing sound as well because you both are listed as maintainers. speech-tools has an evil conditional patch in it, so now every person on x86 upgrading is going to have broken headers when trying to compile festival because speech-tools was not compiled using gcc-3.4. The condition in the ebuild shouldn't exist at all, and we are probably going to have to have to bump stable on x86 to a new version so people who don't know what the issue is will have it fixed. Please remove the condition and let us know which version we should mark stable.
*** Bug 114434 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Okay, it looks like upstream for this is dead. I'm unsure why the patches fail and don't have the time to look into it really. So can someone from accessibility either fix the patches or get a replacement for this package? Or perhaps one of the other distros has a fix for this already. Porting this for gcc-4.0 is probably going to be a complete nightmare as well.
Created attachment 75080 [details, diff] Fixes C++ stuff so that festival will compile with gcc 4 This will allow for the package to compile and run, but it throws all kinds of deprecation warnings and whatnot when it compiles. So it could use some cleaning.
Created attachment 75081 [details, diff] Fixes C++ stuff so that speech-tools will compile with gcc 4
Created attachment 75082 [details] Tarball with updated speech-tools and festival ebuild and patches
(In reply to comment #2) > Okay, it looks like upstream for this is dead. I'm unsure why the patches fail > and don't have the time to look into it really. So can someone from > accessibility either fix the patches or get a replacement for this package? Or > perhaps one of the other distros has a fix for this already. Porting this for > gcc-4.0 is probably going to be a complete nightmare as well. I pulled these patches from fedora cvs. These will allow you to compile festival and speech-tools with gcc 4.0.2. It throws up a bunch of warnings so it could use some more scrutiny, but I can echo "All your base are belong to us" | festival --tts and it works :)
Should my gcc 4 fixes be filed as a new bug?
Alright, keeping x86 on this isn't necessary until we have a fix. Can someone from accessibility let us know if we are keeping this package or if we are going to p.mask it? It doesn't look like its had a release in quite some time now.
This is resolved by 116030. Closing. Thanks.
