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@@ -317,14 +317,8 @@ and some minor changes to the documentation comments. Thus, the C API is API and |
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ABI compatible with espeak. |
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The `espeak-data` data has been moved to `espeak-ng-data` to avoid conflicts with |
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espeak. With espeak-ng 1.49.0, the number of supported phoneme tables was increased |
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so espeak-ng can read the espeak data but espeak cannot read the espeak-ng data. |
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That is, `N_PHONEM_TABS` in `phoneme.h` has been increased from `100` to `150`. |
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This does not affect the binary phoneme format. |
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As of espeak-ng 1.49.2, the format of the phoneme source files has changed, so |
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they are no longer compatible with espeak. The binary files are still compatible |
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with espeak. |
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espeak. There have been various changes to the voice, dictionary and phoneme files |
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that make them incompatible with espeak. |
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The *espeak-ng* project does not include the *espeakedit* program. It has moved |
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the logic to build the dictionary, phoneme and intonation binary files into the |