Oh my... I owned SAM for the C64 back in the 1980s. Changing BASIC programs
to talk and such.. It was lots of fun.
I'm going to definitely look at this and see how small and reasonable it
might be. It would be awesome to get a super simple TTS into something like
GRUB boot loader and such systems to get the actual boot process accessible.
Internationalization will be a trick but just getting a prototype working
would be most encouraging.
Dan
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Subject: [raspberry-vi] SAM on Raspberry PI how-to
I have done this the most simple way. I could have installed and configured
sdl library but to keep this simple here is how to build get and build sam
on the rasbion install
Sudo apt-get install git
Mine already had git installed so no big if you run the above line it will
just tell you, you have the newest already. Next do:
Git clone https://github.com/s-macke/SAM
Cd SAM
Now edit the Makefile. I did it with Nano Use control+shift+_ to goto line
or for as many lines you could just arrow down. First go to line 6 and 7
and comment them. Then go to line 10 and 11 and uncomment them. I saved by
control x + y
Next just do make
It should build and leave you with a sam. You can rad the README.MD or you
can just try by doing
Sam -wav hello.wav Hello world.
There are all kinds of other settings and stuff but the above line will make
a wav file that you can play with
Aplay hello.wav
Ken
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