%define festivalversion 1.96

# we ship the 1.4.2 docs for now.

%define docversion 1.4.2

%define speechtoolsversion 1.2.96

Name: festival

Summary: Speech synthesis and text-to-speech system

Version: %{festivalversion}

Release: 28%{?dist}

URL: http://www.cstr.ed.ac.uk/projects/festival/

Group: Applications/Multimedia

# the emacs file is GPL+, there is one TCL licensed source file

License: MIT and GPL+ and TCL

# Files needed for everything...

%define baseURL  http://festvox.org/packed/festival/%{festivalversion}

Source0: %{baseURL}/festival-%{festivalversion}-beta.tar.gz

Source1: %{baseURL}/speech_tools-%{speechtoolsversion}-beta.tar.gz

# Docs haven't been updated yet; here's the old ones

Source2: http://festvox.org/packed/festival/%{docversion}/festdoc-%{docversion}.tar.gz

# Our local site config files.

Source50: festival-1.96-0.7-fedora-siteinit.scm

Source51: festival-1.96-0.7-fedora-sitevars.scm

### DICTIONARIES

# Generic English dictionary

Source100: %{baseURL}/festlex_POSLEX.tar.gz

# American English dictionary

Source101: %{baseURL}/festlex_CMU.tar.gz

# OALD isn't included because it's got a more restrictive (non-commercial

# only) license. OALD voices not included for same reason.

# Note on voice versions: I'm simply using the file date of the newest file

# in each set of tarballs. It happens that the dates for all files from each

# source (diphone, cmu_arctic, etc.) match, which is handy.

### DIPHONE VOICES

%define diphoneversion 0.19990610

Source200: %{baseURL}/festvox_kallpc16k.tar.gz

Source202: %{baseURL}/festvox_kedlpc16k.tar.gz

### HTS VOICES (use Nagoya Institute of Technology's HTS based synthesizer)

# The Festvox site packages older versions of these as cmu_us_*_hts.

# These are from <http://hts.sp.nitech.ac.jp/>.

# And, ugh, the files seem to be only served via a script, not directly.

%define nitechbaseURL http://hts.sp.nitech.ac.jp/?plugin=attach&refer=Download&openfile=

%define nitechhtsversion 0.20061229

Source220: %{nitechbaseURL}/festvox_nitech_us_awb_arctic_hts.tar.bz2

Source221: %{nitechbaseURL}/festvox_nitech_us_bdl_arctic_hts.tar.bz2

Source222: %{nitechbaseURL}/festvox_nitech_us_clb_arctic_hts.tar.bz2

Source223: %{nitechbaseURL}/festvox_nitech_us_jmk_arctic_hts.tar.bz2

Source224: %{nitechbaseURL}/festvox_nitech_us_rms_arctic_hts.tar.bz2

Source225: %{nitechbaseURL}/festvox_nitech_us_slt_arctic_hts.tar.bz2

### Hispavoces Spanish voices http://forja.guadalinex.org/repositorio/projects/hispavoces/

%define hispavocesversion 1.0.0

Source300: http://v4.guadalinex.org/guadalinex-toro/pool-test/main/f/festival-spanish-voices/festival-spanish-voices_1.0.0.orig.tar.gz

Source301: COPYING.hispavoces

### Multisyn voices left out because they're ~ 100MB each.

### MBROLA voices left out, because they require MBROLA, which ain't free.

# Set defaults to American English instead of British English - the OALD

# dictionary (free for non-commercial use only) is needed for BE support

# Additionally, prefer the smaller (and I think nicer sounding) nitech hts

# voices.

Patch1: festival-1.96-nitech-american.patch

# Whack some buildroot references

Patch2: festival_buildroot.patch

# Use shared libraries

Patch3: festival-1.96-speechtools-shared-build.patch

# Fix a coding error (see bug #162137). Need to upstream.

Patch5: festival-1.96-speechtools-rateconvtrivialbug.patch

# Link libs with libm, libtermcap (see bug #198190).

# Need to upstream this.

Patch6: festival-1.96-speechtools-linklibswithotherlibs.patch

# For some reason, CXX is set to gcc on everything but Mac OS Darwin,

# where it's set to g++. Yeah, well. We need it to be right too.

Patch7: festival-1.96-speechtools-ohjeezcxxisnotgcc.patch

# Look for siteinit and sitevars in /etc/festival

Patch8: festival-1.96-etcsiteinit.patch

# Alias old cmu names to new nitech ones

Patch9: festival-1.96-alias_cmu_to_nitech.patch

# Look for speech tools here, not back there.

Patch10: festival-1.96-findspeechtools.patch

# Build main library as shared, not just speech-tools

Patch11: festival-1.96-main-shared-build.patch

# This is a hack to make the shared libraries build with actual

# sonames. Should pretty much do the right thing, although note

# of course that the sonames aren't official upstream.

Patch12: festival-1.96-bettersonamehack.patch

# this updates speech_tools to a development version which fixes

# a 64-bit cleanliness issue (among other changes).

Patch20: festival-1.96-speechtools-1.2.96-beta+awb.patch

# This makes festival use /usr/lib[arch]/festival/etc for its

# arch-specific "etc-path", rather than /usr/share/festival/etc/system_type.

# Then I use sed to replace the token with actual arch-specific libdir.

# A better way would be to actually make this a flexible makefile parameter,

# but that's something to take up with upstream.

Patch31: festival-1.96-kludge-etcpath-into-libarch.patch

# For some reason, the Nitech voices (and the previous CMU versions) fail to

# define proclaim_voice, which makes them not show up in the voice

# descriptions, which makes gnome-speech not show them.

Patch90: festival-1.96-nitech-proclaimvoice.patch

# Cure "SIOD ERROR: unbound variable : f2b_f0_lr_start"

Patch91: festival-1.96-nitech-fixmissingrequire.patch

# An apparent copy-paste error in these voices -- slt is referenced

# in all of them.

Patch92: festival-1.96-nitech-sltreferences.patch

Patch93: gcc43.patch

# Native pulseaudio support, https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=471047

Patch94: festival-speech-tools-pulse.patch

Patch95: gcc44.patch

# gcc 4.7 is finnicky about ambiguous function references'

Patch96: festival.gcc47.patch

# Bring back old patch since gcc 4.7 no longer ignores unknown options

Patch97: no-shared-data.patch

# There is a typo in the festival_server script

Patch98: festival-1.96-server-script-typo.patch

BuildRequires: pulseaudio-libs-devel

BuildRequires: texi2html

BuildRequires: ncurses-devel

# Requires: festival-voice

# The hard dep below provides a festival-voice, no need to require it here.

# This is hard-coded as a requirement because it's the smallest voice (and,

# subjectively I think the most pleasant to listen to and so a good

# default).

#

# Ideally, this would be a "suggests" instead of a hard requirement.

#

# Update: with the new nitech versions of the voices, slt-arctic is no

# longer the smallest. But... AWB has a strong scottish accent, and JMK a

# kind of odd canadian one, so they're not great candidates for inclusion.

# And I find RMS a bit hard to understand. BDL isn't much smaller than SLT,

# and since I like it better, I think I'm going to keep it as the default

# for a price 12k. So, in case anyone later questions why this is the

# default, there's the answer. :)

Requires: festvox-slt-arctic-hts

Requires: festival-lib = %{version}-%{release}

Requires: festival-speechtools-libs = %{speechtoolsversion}-%{release}

BuildRoot: %(mktemp -ud %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{festivalversion}-%{release}-XXXXXX)

%package lib

Summary: Library for the Festival speech synthesis system

# this is here to make sure upgrades go cleanly. In other cases,

# the auto-deps should handle this just fine.

Requires: festival-speechtools-libs = %{speechtoolsversion}-%{release}

Group: System Environment/Libraries

Requires(post): /sbin/ldconfig

Requires(postun): /sbin/ldconfig

%package docs

Summary: Documentation for the Festival speech synthesis system

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Version: %{docversion}

Requires(post): /sbin/install-info

Requires(postun): /sbin/install-info

BuildArch: noarch

%package speechtools-libs

Summary: The Edinburgh Speech Tools libraries

Group: System Environment/Libraries

Version: %{speechtoolsversion}

Requires(post): /sbin/ldconfig

Requires(postun): /sbin/ldconfig

%package speechtools-utils

Summary: Miscellaneous utilities from the Edinburgh Speech Tools

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Version: %{speechtoolsversion}

%package speechtools-devel

Summary: Development files for Edinburgh Speech Tools libraries

Version: %{speechtoolsversion}

Group: Development/Libraries

# Note: rpmlint complains incorrectly about

# "no-dependency-on festival-speechtools".

Requires: festival-speechtools-libs = %{speechtoolsversion}-%{release}

%package -n festvox-kal-diphone

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: American English male speaker "Kevin" for Festival

Version: %{diphoneversion}

Provides: festival-voice

Provides: festvox-kallpc16k

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n festvox-ked-diphone

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: American English male speaker "Kurt" for Festival

Version: %{diphoneversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

Provides: festvox-kedlpc16k

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n festvox-awb-arctic-hts

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: Scottish-accent US English male speaker "AWB" for Festival

Version: %{nitechhtsversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n festvox-bdl-arctic-hts

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: US English male speaker "BDL" for Festival

Version: %{nitechhtsversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n festvox-clb-arctic-hts

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: US English female speaker "CLB" for Festival

Version: %{nitechhtsversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n festvox-jmk-arctic-hts

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: Canadian-accent US English male speaker "JMK" for Festival

Version: %{nitechhtsversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n festvox-rms-arctic-hts

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: US English male speaker "RMS" for Festival

Version: %{nitechhtsversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n festvox-slt-arctic-hts

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: US English female speaker "SLT" for Festival

Version: %{nitechhtsversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n hispavoces-pal-diphone

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: Male Spanish voice «PAL» for Festival

Version: %{hispavocesversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

%package -n hispavoces-sfl-diphone

Group: Applications/Multimedia

Summary: Female Spanish voice «SFL» for Festival

Version: %{hispavocesversion}

Requires: festival

Provides: festival-voice

BuildArch: noarch

# This is last as a lovely hack to make sure Version gets set back

# to what it should be. Grr.

%package devel

Summary: Development files for the Festival speech synthesis system

Version: %{festivalversion}

Group: Development/Libraries

# Note: rpmlint complains incorrectly about

# "no-dependency-on festival"

Requires: festival-speechtools-devel = %{speechtoolsversion}-%{release}

Requires: festival-lib = %{version}-%{release}

Requires: festival-lib

%description

Festival is a general multi-lingual speech synthesis system developed

at CSTR. It offers a full text to speech system with various APIs, as

well as an environment for development and research of speech synthesis

techniques. It is written in C++ with a Scheme-based command interpreter

for general control.

%description lib

The shared library used by the Festival text-to-speech and speech synthesis

system.

%description docs

HTML, Postscript, and Texinfo documentation for the Festival text-to-speech

and speech synthesis system.

%description speechtools-libs

The Edinburgh Speech Tools libraries, used by the Festival text-to-speech

and speech synthesis system.

%description speechtools-utils 

Miscellaneous utilities from the Edinburgh Speech Tools. Unless you have a

specific need for one of these programs, you probably don't need to install

this.

%description speechtools-devel

Development files for the Edinburgh Speech Tools Library, used by the

Festival speech synthesis system.

%description -n festvox-kal-diphone

American English male speaker ("Kevin") for Festival.

This voice provides an American English male voice using a residual excited

LPC diphone synthesis method. It uses the CMU Lexicon pronunciations.

Prosodic phrasing is provided by a statistically trained model using part of

speech and local distribution of breaks. Intonation is provided by a CART

tree predicting ToBI accents and an F0 contour generated from a model

trained from natural speech. The duration model is also trained from data

using a CART tree.

%description -n festvox-ked-diphone

American English male speaker ("Kurt") for Festival.

This voice provides an American English male voice using a residual excited

LPC diphone synthesis method. It uses the CMU Lexicon for pronunciations.

Prosodic phrasing is provided by a statistically trained model using part of

speech and local distribution of breaks. Intonation is provided by a CART

tree predicting ToBI accents and an F0 contour generated from a model

trained from natural speech. The duration model is also trained from data

using a CART tree.

%description -n festvox-awb-arctic-hts

US English male speaker ("AWB") for Festival. AWB is a native Scottish

English speaker, but the voice uses the US English front end.

This is a HMM-based Speech Synthesis System (HTS) voice from the Nagoya

Institute of Technology, trained using the CMU ARCTIC database. This voice

is based on 1138 utterances spoken by a Scottish English male speaker. The

speaker is very experienced in building synthetic voices and matched

prompted US English, though his vowels are very different from US English

vowels. Scottish English speakers will probably find synthesizers based on

this voice strange. Unlike the other CMU_ARCTIC databases this was recorded

in 16 bit 16KHz mono without EGG, on a Dell Laptop in a quiet office. The

database was automatically labelled using CMU Sphinx using the FestVox

labelling scripts. No hand correction has been made.

%description -n festvox-bdl-arctic-hts

US English male speaker ("BDL") for Festival.

This is a HMM-based Speech Synthesis System (HTS) voice from the Nagoya

Institute of Technology, trained using the CMU ARCTIC database. This voice

is based on 1132 utterances spoken by a US English male speaker. The speaker

is experienced in building synthetic voices. This was recorded at 16bit

32KHz, in a sound proof room, in stereo, one channel was the waveform, the

other EGG. The database was automatically labelled using CMU Sphinx using

the FestVox labelling scripts. No hand correction has been made.

%description -n festvox-clb-arctic-hts

US English female speaker ("CLB") for Festival.

This is a HMM-based Speech Synthesis System (HTS) voice from the Nagoya

Institute of Technology, trained using the CMU ARCTIC database. This voice

is based on 1132 utterances spoken by a US English female speaker. The

speaker is experienced in building synthetic voices. This was recorded at

16bit 32KHz, in a sound proof room, in stereo, one channel was the waveform,

the other EGG. The database was automatically labelled using CMU Sphinx

using the FestVox labelling scripts. No hand correction has been made.

%description -n festvox-jmk-arctic-hts

US English male speaker ("JMK") voice for Festival. JMK is a native Canadian

English speaker, but the voice uses the US English front end.

This is a HMM-based Speech Synthesis System (HTS) voice from the Nagoya

Institute of Technology, trained using the CMU ARCTIC database. This voice

is based on 1138 utterances spoken by a US English male speaker. The speaker

is experienced in building synthetic voices. This was recorded at 16bit

32KHz, in a sound proof room, in stereo, one channel was the waveform, the

other EGG. The database was automatically labelled using CMU Sphinx using

the FestVox labelling scripts. No hand correction has been made.

%description -n festvox-rms-arctic-hts

US English male speaker ("RMS") voice for Festival.

This is a HMM-based Speech Synthesis System (HTS) voice from the Nagoya

Institute of Technology, trained using the CMU ARCTIC database. This voice

is based on 1132 utterances spoken by a US English male speaker. The speaker

is experienced in building synthetic voices. This was recorded at 16bit

32KHz, in a sound proof room, in stereo, one channel was the waveform, the

other EGG. The database was automatically labelled using EHMM an HMM labeler

that is included in the FestVox distribution. No hand correction has been

made.

%description -n festvox-slt-arctic-hts

US English female speaker ("SLT") voice for Festival.

This is a HMM-based Speech Synthesis System (HTS) voice from the Nagoya

Institute of Technology, trained using the CMU ARCTIC database. This voice

is based on 1132 utterances spoken by a US English female speaker. The

speaker is experienced in building synthetic voices. This was recorded at

16bit 32KHz, in a sound proof room, in stereo, one channel was the waveform,

the other EGG. The database was automatically labelled using CMU Sphinx

using the FestVox labelling scripts. No hand correction has been made.

%description -n hispavoces-sfl-diphone

Female Castillian-Spanish (es_ES) voice «SFL» for Festival.

This is a diphone-based male Spanish voice for the Festival speech synthesis

system. These original audio files were recorded by a professional voice

talent in a recording studio.

This voice was developed by the Consejeria de Innovacion, Ciencia y Empresa

of the Junta de Andalucia on a project awarded to MP Sistemas in

collaboration with Intelligent Dialogue Systems (INDISYS).

The primary objective was to integrate a higher-quality diphone-based

Spanish voice in Guadalinex v4.0, an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution

promoted by the Government of Andalusia (Spain). See

http://www.guadalinex.org for more information.

%description -n hispavoces-pal-diphone

Male Castillian-Spanish (es_ES) voice «PAL» for Festival.

This is a diphone-based male Spanish voice for the Festival speech synthesis

system. These original audio files were recorded by a professional voice

talent in a recording studio.

This voice was developed by the Consejeria de Innovacion, Ciencia y Empresa

of the Junta de Andalucia on a project awarded to MP Sistemas in

collaboration with Intelligent Dialogue Systems (INDISYS).

The primary objective was to integrate a higher-quality diphone-based

Spanish voice in Guadalinex v4.0, an Ubuntu-based Linux distribution

promoted by the Government of Andalusia (Spain). See

http://www.guadalinex.org for more information.

%description devel

Development files for the Festival speech synthesis system. Install

festival-devel if you want to use Festival's capabilities from within your

own programs, or if you intend to compile other programs using it. Note that

you can also interface with Festival in via the shell or with BSD sockets.

%prep

%setup -q -n festival -a 1

# speech tools

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -a 2

# exit out if they've fixed this, so we can remove this hack.

[ -x speech_tools/base_class/string/EST_strcasecmp.c ] || exit 1

chmod -x speech_tools/base_class/string/EST_strcasecmp.c

# dictionaries

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 100

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 101

# voices

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 200

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 202

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 220

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 221

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 222

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 223

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 224

%setup -q -n festival -D -T -b 225

%setup -c -q -n festival -D -T -b 300

%patch1 -p1 -b .nitech

%patch2 -p1 -b .buildrootrefs

%patch3 -p1 -b .shared

%patch5 -p1 -b .bugfix

%patch6 -p1 -b .liblinking

%patch7 -p1 -b .cxx

%patch8 -p1 -b .etc

%patch9 -p1 -b .cmu2nitech

# patch9 creates a new file; patch helpfully makes a "backup" of the

# non-existent "original", which then has bad permissions. zap.

rm -f lib/alias_cmu_to_nitech.scm.cmu2nitech

%patch10 -p1 -b .findspeechtools

%patch11 -p1 -b .shared

%patch12 -p1 -b .soname

%patch20 -p1 -b .awb

%patch31 -p1 -b .libarch

# finish the kludge for arch-specific "etc" (misc. binaries)

for f in speech_tools/main/siod_main.cc src/arch/festival/festival.cc; do

  sed -i -e 's,{{HORRIBLELIBARCHKLUDGE}},"%{_libdir}",' $f

done

# no backups for these patches because

# the voice directories are copied wholesale

%patch90 -p1

%patch91 -p1

%patch92 -p1

%patch93 -p1 -b .gcc43

%patch94 -p1 -b .pulse

%patch95 -p1 -b .gcc44

%patch96 -p0 -b .gcc47

%patch97 -p1 -b .no-share

%patch98 -b .typo

# zero length

rm festdoc-%{docversion}/speech_tools/doc/index_html.jade

rm festdoc-%{docversion}/speech_tools/doc/examples_gen/error_example_section.sgml

rm festdoc-%{docversion}/speech_tools/doc/tex_stuff.jade

%build

# build speech tools (and libraries)

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$(pwd)/speech_tools/lib

pushd speech_tools

  %configure

  # -fPIC 'cause we're building shared libraries and it doesn't hurt

  # -fno-strict-aliasing because of a couple of warnings about code

  #   problems; if $RPM_OPT_FLAGS contains -O2 or above, this puts

  #   it back. Once that problem is gone upstream, remove this for

  #   better optimization.

  make \

    CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS -fPIC -fno-strict-aliasing" \

    CXXFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS  -fPIC -fno-strict-aliasing"

popd

# build the main program

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$(pwd)/src/lib

# instead of doing this, maybe we should patch the make process

# so it looks in the right place explicitly:

export PATH=$(pwd)/bin:$PATH

%configure

make \

  FTLIBDIR="%{_datadir}/festival/lib" \

  CFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS -fPIC" \

  CXXFLAGS="$RPM_OPT_FLAGS -fPIC"

# build the patched CMU dictionary

pushd lib/dicts/cmu

  make

popd

%install

# "make install" for this package is, um, "interesting". It seems geared for

# local user-level builds. So, rather than doing that and then patching it

# up, do the right parts by hand as necessary.

# install speech tools libs, binaries, and include files

pushd speech_tools

  make INSTALLED_LIB=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libdir} make_installed_lib_shared

  # no thanks, static libs.

  rm $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libdir}/*.a

  make INSTALLED_BIN=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libexecdir}/speech-tools make_installed_bin_static

  # this list of the useful programs in speech_tools comes from

  # upstream developer Alan W. Black; the other stuff is to be removed.

  pushd $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libexecdir}/speech-tools

    ls |

        grep -Evw "ch_wave|ch_track|na_play|na_record|wagon|wagon_test" |

        grep -Evw "make_wagon_desc|pitchmark|pm|sig2fv|wfst_build" |

        grep -Evw "wfst_run|wfst_run" |

        xargs rm

  popd

  pushd include

    for d in $( find . -type d | grep -v win32 ); do

      make -w -C $d INCDIR=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/$d install_incs

    done

    # Um, yeah, so, "EST" is not a very meaningful name for the include dir.

    # The Red Hat / Fedora package has traditionally put this stuff under

    # "speech_tools", and that's what we're gonna do here too.

    mv $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/EST/*.h \

       $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/

    rmdir $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/EST

    mv $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/unix/EST/EST_* \

       $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/unix/

    rmdir $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/unix/EST

    mv $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/instantiate/EST/instantiate/EST_* \

       $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/instantiate/

    rm -rf $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/instantiate/EST

    mv $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/sigpr/EST/EST_* \

       $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/sigpr

    rmdir $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/sigpr/EST

    mv $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/ling_class/EST/EST_* \

       $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/ling_class

    rmdir $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_includedir}/speech_tools/ling_class/EST

  popd

  cp README ../README.speechtools

popd

# install the dictionaries

TOPDIR=$( pwd )

pushd lib/dicts

  mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/dicts

  # we want to put the licenses in the docs...

  cp COPYING.poslex $OLDPWD/COPYING.poslex

  cp cmu/COPYING $OLDPWD/COPYING.cmudict

  for f in wsj.wp39.poslexR wsj.wp39.tri.ngrambin ; do

    install -m 644 $f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/dicts/

  done

  mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/dicts/cmu

  pushd cmu

    # note I'm keeping cmudict-0.4.diff and cmudict_extensions.scm to

    # satisfy the "all changes clearly marked" part of the license -- these

    # are the changes. And yes, the ".out" file is the one actually used.

    # Sigh.

    for f in allowables.scm cmudict-0.4.diff cmudict-0.4.out \

             cmudict_extensions.scm cmulex.scm cmu_lts_rules.scm; do

      install -m 644 $f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/dicts/cmu/

    done

  popd

popd

# install the voices

pushd lib/voices

  # get the licenses. This is probably too clever by half, but oh well.

  for f in $( find . -name COPYING ); do

    n=$( echo $f | sed 's/.*\/\(.*\)\/COPYING/COPYING.\1/' )

    mv $f $OLDPWD/$n

  done

  # ditch the readme files -- these aren't very useful.

  # Except keep a README.htsvoice, because it contains license information.

  cp us/nitech_us_awb_arctic_hts/hts/README.htsvoice $OLDPWD/README.htsvoice

  find . -name 'README*' -exec rm {} \;

popd

# kludge! nitech_us_awb_arctic_hts is missing its COPYING file. It should

# be the same as the other nitech files, though, so just copy one.

cp COPYING.nitech_us_bdl_arctic_hts COPYING.nitech_us_awb_arctic_hts

cp -a lib/voices $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib

mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/voices/es/

cp -a festival-spanish-voices-1.0.0/* $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/voices/es/

cp %{SOURCE301} .

# okay, now install the main festival program.

# binaries:

make INSTALLED_BIN=$RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_bindir} make_installed_bin_static

install -m 755 bin/text2wave $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_bindir}

# install the shared library

cp -a src/lib/libFestival.so* $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libdir}

# this is just nifty. and it's small.

install -m 755 examples/saytime $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_bindir}

# man pages

mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_mandir}/man1

cp -a doc/*.1 $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_mandir}/man1

# lib: the bulk of the program -- the scheme stuff and so on

pushd lib

  mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib

  for f in *.scm festival.el *.ent *.gram *.dtd *.ngrambin speech.properties ; do

    install -m 644 $f $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/

  done

  mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/multisyn/

  install -m 644 multisyn/*.scm $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/multisyn/

popd

# "etc" -- not in the configuration sense, but in the sense of "extra helper

# binaries".

pushd lib/etc

  # not arch-specific

  mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/etc

  install -m 755 email_filter $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/etc

  # arch-specific

  mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libdir}/festival/etc

  install -m 755 */audsp $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_libdir}/festival/etc

popd

# the actual /etc. :)

mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_sysconfdir}/festival

# use our version of this file

rm $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/lib/siteinit.scm

install -m 644 %{SOURCE50} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_sysconfdir}/festival/siteinit.scm

install -m 644 %{SOURCE51} $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_sysconfdir}/festival/sitevars.scm

# copy in the intro.text. It's small and makes (intro) work. in the future,

# we may want include more examples in an examples subpackage

mkdir -p $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/examples/

install -m 644 examples/intro.text $RPM_BUILD_ROOT%{_datadir}/festival/examples