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Published inJan 2019
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Maya Posch
Maya Posch
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Maya Posch is a senior C++ developer with more than 15 years of experience. Discovering the joys of programming early on, and later the joys of electronics, she has always expressed a profound interest in technology, a passion that she gladly shares with others. Describing herself as a C developer who happens to like C++ and Ada, she likes to seek the limits of what can be done with the minimum of code and hardware to accomplish everything that is cool, new, and exciting. She also enjoys FPGA development, AI, and robotics research, in addition to creative writing, music, and drawing.
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Building the project


To build the project, the PocketSphinx project has to be built first. In the example project's source code that comes with this chapter, there are two Makefiles underneath the sphinx folder, one in the pocketsphinx folder and one in the sphinxbase folder. With these, the two libraries that form PocketSphinx will be built.

After this, one can build the Qt project, either from Qt Creator or from the command line, by executing the following command:

mkdir build
cd build
qmake ..
make
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Maya Posch

Maya Posch is a senior C++ developer with more than 15 years of experience. Discovering the joys of programming early on, and later the joys of electronics, she has always expressed a profound interest in technology, a passion that she gladly shares with others. Describing herself as a C developer who happens to like C++ and Ada, she likes to seek the limits of what can be done with the minimum of code and hardware to accomplish everything that is cool, new, and exciting. She also enjoys FPGA development, AI, and robotics research, in addition to creative writing, music, and drawing.
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