I’m developing a speech recognition application in C# and would like to know the pros and cons of using the two versions, and any differences they may have.
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I’m developing a speech recognition application in C# and would like to know the pros and cons of using the two versions, and any differences they may have.
They’re roughly similar; the C# libraries are (relatively thick) wrappers around the native C++ API.
The biggest difference is in the grammar systems; the C# libraries use W3C SRGS syntax, and the native libraries use a custom XML syntax.