EULER 1.0 Online
Documentation
EULER comes as a
kernel, with a specific
interface to applications
who wish to use it. The
kernel calls a serie of modules,
designed as Dynamic Link Libraries, with a unified interface
to the kernel. Modules themselves use databases whose format is module-dependent.
TTS users. You just wish to type text in several
languages and let the computer pronounce it. WinEULER has
been designed for that specific purpose. It is a general
purpose TTS application based on the EULER kernel. See the
WinEULER
User's guide.
Application developers.
You want to use the EULER
kernel in your own application (instead of the generic
WinEULER application). You need to know how the EULER kernel
talks to applications and how applications talk to the
kernel. See the EULER
Kernel User's guide.
Language providers.
You wish to provide a new
language for EULER (or provide another version of an
existing language). You typically want to know which modules
are available and how to create new databases for existing
modules. See the EULER
Language Provider's guide.
TTS developers. You have TTS modules and want to interface
them with EULER or want to create new modules when needed,
so as to make them available from the EULER kernel. You need
to know how the kernel talks to applications and vice-versa.
See the EULER
Module/Item Developer's guide.
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