... -Wl,h,libespeak.so.1 ...

That's a typo in the Makefile in the Solaris options... It should be -Wl,-h,... (note the dash). I.e., change SONAME_OPT to read: 

SONAME_OPT=-Wl,-h,

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Also, I had to add -lrt (realtime lib) to the final linker call, i.e. 

LIBS3=-lstdc++ -L . -lespeak -lrt

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(otherwise, a number of symbols like sem_wait etc. could not be resolved...)

But with those changes I got it to compile on Solaris 10 (`uname -a`: SunOS solaris10 5.10 Generic sun4u sparc SUNW,Sun-Blade-2500) with gcc 3.4.6.  Good luck!

In reply to Re: Text to Speech by almut
in thread Text to Speech by rooneyl

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