Downloading phoneME Feature Software Source Code  

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The phoneME Feature software project provides two ways for you to access the source code:

The download zip archive and the source code repository both provide the directory structures, and the source files, libraries, makefiles, tools, and executables, needed to build the phoneME Feature software.

Note: To checkout the source code from the Subversion repository you must have write access to the code and have a Subversion client installed on your platform.

Note: This document is part of the MR2 development release version of phoneME Feature software. The instructions have not been verified or tested. The contents will continue to change as development moves forward.

Downloading the Source Code Zip Archive File

To download the source code zip file, take the following steps:

  1. Create a phoneME Feature directory on your platform.

    % mkdir phoneME_feature

  2. Go to the phoneME Feature Downloads page and click on the MR2 zip file name to copy it to your platform.

  3. Once the file has been downloaded, unzip the file into your phoneME_feature directory.

    % unzip phoneme_feature-mr2-dev-src-buildnum-date.zip

Checkout the Source Code Repository

To checkout the phoneME Feature source code repository, you must first install a Subversion client on your platform. Once the client is installed, take the following steps:

  1. Create a phoneME Feature software directory on your platform and change to it.

    % mkdir phoneME_feature
    % cd phoneME_feature

  2. Checkout the source code using the following command:

    % svn checkout https://phoneme.dev.java.net/svn/phoneme/trunk phoneme --username guest

Note: For more information on using the source code repository and Subversion, see the phoneME Feature Access page.

Update the Source Code

If you are working in the phoneME Feature software source code repository, you can periodically update your code to get the latest checkins and improvements. Type the following command at the top-level of your phoneME Feature source tree:
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