Re: TECH: Syllable generation

I have half a dozen or more syllable generation
programs I wrote for Windows, but they are not really
set up for easy use by non-programmers. I have to put
the rules directly into the C++ code.

BUT...

If you could give me an idea of what kind of rules you
need and what kind of symbols you need for your
phonology it wouldn't be very difficult for me to fix
up the program to add a user interface for
non-programmer folks.  It's something I've been
meaning to get around to anyway, so this is as good an
excuse as any to finish up that little project.

--gary

--- kcasada <kcasada@...> wrote:

> Hi, y'all,
>
> I am sure that this question is so basic it will
> give several of you a
> chuckle, but anyway . . .
> Is there a program that will generate basic
> (written) syllables for me if I
> input syllable patterns and a phonetic inventory?
> I have had a little luck with Microsoft Excel, but
> not much, and was told that
> MS Access might work better.
> It's not so much that I'm lazy as that I'm busy!
> (And severely hemispherically
> challenged, I suspect! ;] )
> Krista
>

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