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Source Code

HARK acoustic library with Python bindings
(We call this simply PyHARK)

For the latest information on PyHARK, please see this link.

 

 

HARK

We strongly recommend migrating to HARK 4.0 (PyHARK 2.0).

In an Ubuntu environment, you can use the apt source command to get the source code.

apt source PACKAGE_NAME

PACKAGE_NAME is listed at this link.
See this link for compilation and installation instructions.

    • Alternatives
      • Before trying the alternatives below, we recommend that you check if the source code is available for download using the “apt source” command. If you download with “apt source”, you can get the source code for the versions we support.
      • If you want to install in an environment isolated from the network, you can download the source code via another PC using the following alternative method, but be sure to download the source code from the URL with the correct distribution name (focal, jammy, etc…).
      • In the following cases, the environment is not supported by us and you may not be able to compile/build. Download the source code using the alternatives below at your own risk.
          • If you want to build on a distribution other than Ubuntu.

        e.g.) RHEL, Fedora, etc…

          • If you want to build on an architecture other than Intel x86_64.

        e.g.) aarch64, etc…

          • If you want to build a HARK version that we have not released in that distribution.

        e.g.) HARK 2.5.0 on Ubuntu 20.04, etc…

The source code tarball can be downloaded from the URL below.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

You can download older versions of the source code as gzipped tarballs from here. Unfortunately you can’t get the source with apt-get source.

 

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