Update: I was able to recompile my code in VC++ 2005 Express. It did the
exact same thing, works fine in GUI debug and release, and stand-alone
debug, but not stand-alone Release. So this is happening in both 2005 and
2008 versions, so it must be a feature!
My gut feeling is that somehow the stand-alone release version deals
differently with how the recognizer times out. Something not being setup the
same way. I tend to be sure to initialize all the variables I create, but
can't be sure I've accounted for default values of classes I use since I can
never be sure if some property I haven't noticed needs setting to be sure it
is consistent. In this case, I suspect timeout values.
Anyway, this is starting to look like it would be more appropriate to
discuss in the speech newsgroup. I'll move it there (though you guys are
much more responsive... well usually... lol)... :)
[==Peter==]
"Peter Oliphant" <pe********@hotmail.comwrote in message
news:Ox**************@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>I have written a program using VC++ 2008 Express (Beta 2). It uses
System::Speech for speech recognition.
My program works fine in VS GUI, both Debug and Release. It also works
fine in Debug stand-alone (outside GUI). And it begins to work in Release
Stand-alone. But, it stops Recognizing (async) after a while even though
it is definitely called.
How/where do I report this? I don't know where the problem lies, but I
suspect it's in the Release version libraries or the like...
[==Peter==]
