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Text to Speech Conversion Using Hugging Face Transformers 2 Months Ago by usmanmalik57 ….0. Notice that we pass the language and the device type to the `TTS` class constructor. The device parameter is set…;) ``` ## Conclusion This tutorial explored the basics of text-to-speech conversion using Hugging Face's MeloTTS transformer. We covered installing required… type conversion 18 Years Ago by PeterX … error: ( 'count' : redefinition; different basic types ). please tell me about type conversion. [Code] #include<stdio.h> int count(double houre… Re: type conversion 18 Years Ago by invisal [code] int count(double houre, double charge){ [b]double value;[/b] if(houre<=3.0) { return charge; } else { value=(2+(0.5*(houre-3))); [b]return value;[/b] } return 0; } [/code] value is double type and count function is return int type, it is possible ? Re: type conversion 18 Years Ago by Narue >value is double type and count function is return int type, it is possible ? Yes, but a decent compiler will warn … A doubt in Type Conversion Program 17 Years Ago by parthiban …one doubt when i read a book to understand type conversion concepts . Here's the listing used in that…display the String { cout << str; } operator char*() //conversion operator { return str; } //convert String to C-string }; //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// int… Re: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '<' to 15 Years Ago by mir_sheely …... [B][I]stack.cpp:1: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '<' token stack.cpp:9: error: expected constructor, destructor…, or type conversion before '<' token stack.cpp:15: error: expected initializer before… error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '<' to 15 Years Ago by mir_sheely … giving me the following error. error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '<' to I am using GCC via KDEVELOP on… expected constructor or destructor or type conversion before "->" token . 14 Years Ago by Stefano Mtangoo …]. Thanks [COLOR="Red"]expected constructor or destructor or type conversion before "->" token .[/COLOR] error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before â€˜ostream 13 Years Ago by shanker86 … like "pair.h:39: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before ‘ostream’" any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks… type conversion??? 14 Years Ago by iqra123 … a string. but it is giving me an error of Type Mismatch. actualy i have tsend my data to server side… Re: type conversion??? 14 Years Ago by iqra123 …. but when i put it here it gives error of 'TYpe Miss Match at [CODE]send_data=utoa(ptr);[/CODE] Re: type conversion 18 Years Ago by Narue > 'count' : redefinition; different basic types What compiler and operating system? And are you compiling as C or C++? Re: type conversion 18 Years Ago by PeterX compiler:Micrisoft visual c++ 6 operating system: win xp I am compiling as C Re: type conversion 18 Years Ago by PeterX Hi again! Thank you for your help peter Re: type conversion error 17 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon … compiling a program for UNICODE. Typecasting will not make the conversion. Instead you should be using the macros provided in tchar….h to make the conversion. when compiling for UNICODE all character string literals need to… type conversion error 17 Years Ago by m_meena … 'unsigned char ** ' to 'unsigned short ** ' Types pointed to are unrelated; conversion requires reinterpret_cast, C-style cast or function-style cast the… Type conversion from string to const char * problem 7 Years Ago by nitin1 … am facing an issue in string to const char pointer conversion. I am doing stuff in the fun() but here i… Re: type conversion error 17 Years Ago by Killer_Typo try doing a reinterpret cast reinterpret_cast<new data type> (expression to convert) or you may have some data wrong Type Conversion problem 12 Years Ago by Arjun_Sarankulu … = new DataTable(); DataRow row; foreach (string dc in value) { Type type1 = Type.GetType(lst[j]); dt.Columns.Add(new DataColumn(dc)); //here… the second parameter required system.type which is there in collection but in collection it is… Re: Type Conversion of User Input: 17 Years Ago by WaltP …, converting an input value to int from any possible other type (float, char, double, etc.) Any advice, direction, or resources on… each character entered to see if it's the correct type of value -- like all digits for int. If there's… Type Conversion of User Input: 17 Years Ago by mattyd …, converting an input value to int from any possible other type (float, char, double, etc.) Any advice, direction, or resources on… Re: Type Conversion of User Input: 17 Years Ago by mattyd … each character entered to see if it's the correct type of value -- like all digits for int. If there's… Re: A doubt in Type Conversion Program 17 Years Ago by parthiban … comment line insist that it uses one argument constructor for conversion . The explanation of the program also insist that the following… Re: type conversion 17 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon … then you can not use the TCHAR macro. one data type can not be converted to the other by simply typcasting… Re: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before 13 Years Ago by cml352 Here is the full error: slist.hpp:121: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before âSListâ slist.hpp:127: error: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before âSListâ I tried adding typename, but it didn't seem to work Re: expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion before '*' token 11 Years Ago by deceptikon …. > Oh, and there is no error about an unrecognized type ;-) Clearly you and I are reading different errors, because the… you posted says exactly that. "expected constructor, destructor, or type conversion" means a recognized type is expected but wasn't provided. Re: type conversion??? 14 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon Please post the way you declared those variables. Is [b]input[/b] a character array? You generally don't have to do a thing to convert char* to unsigned char*. typecasting is sufficient. And ultoa() takes an unsigned long int as the first parameter, not an unsigned char. Re: type conversion??? 14 Years Ago by kings_mitra Check out the use of the [COLOR="Red"]"utoa"[/COLOR] function and use it correctly in ur code. You can check with the man pages or can simply google for the information. Still I am posting the syntax and use of the function 4 u. [CODE]#include <stdlib.h> char *utoa( unsigned int value, char *buffer, int base); [/CODE]… Re: Type casting and type conversions 18 Years Ago by Narue A type cast causes a type conversion, so conversion is the effect and casting is the cause. They're not the same thing because you can have conversions without a cast if an implicit conversion is allowed. Re: Conversion from string "SELECT * FROM Security_Ques WHER" to type 'Double' 11 Years Ago by TnTinMN … when it is absolutely necessary. I really hate their Anonymous Type for LINQ "BS" as well with telling people… On ' declare your variable types Option Strict On ' no implicit type conversion Option Infer Off ' inference is just an (hopefully) educated guess…