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Doxygen

I try to create a simon documentation with Doxygen. First, I modified the paths in the file /home/am3msi/Documents/201001/speech2text/simon/Doxyfile:

STRIP_FROM_PATH = /home/am3msi/ \
/home/am3msi/Documents/201001/speech2text

INPUT = /home/am3msi/Documents/201001/speech2text

OUTPUT_DIRECTORY = /home/am3msi/Documents/201002

Then I use the Ubuntu terminal: am3msi@am3msi-desktop:~/Documents/201001/speech2text/simon$ doxygen

It seems that I have now an HTML documentation on my computer about Julius and simon. I am not sure whether it would be legal to upload/publish the documentation (about 139 MB).

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2 Responses to “Doxygen”

  1. Peter Grasch says:
    February 2, 2010 at 11:11 am

    I can’t say anything about Julius but of course this is legal for simon. Julius’ license is similar to the original BSD licence so it should be sufficient to state the full name of the project somewhere (however, I doubt that this is a limitation when talking about a Julius manual :) .

    Do you think that it is a good idea to publish this kind of documentation? This is only of some interest to developers and they would probably want to generate the newest version for themselves (especially due to the big filesize). The only real benefit I see is the “indexed by search engines” bonus.

  2. producer says:
    February 2, 2010 at 9:57 pm

    “This is only of some interest to developers” – we need more developers. A good product (simon) needs good marketing.