Yes, but the compiler is smart and only rebuilds the files that you've changed (however if you change a file that is used by other files they will also be recompiled). It won't be as fast as compiling scripts though - otherwise the whole scripting engine would be pointless ;)

If you're on Linux, try to use VS Code with the C++ extension, this gives the best UX IMHO.

I said I fix it right away, but then I got lazy :)

Hi Cyberdyne,

yes it was pretty embarassing to go to the ADC this year running an ancient JUCE version and there are a ton of cool features that have been added since then (a better convolution engine, DSP algorithms and many improvements for iOS).

It's definitely on my top priority list to take the leap to the current JUCE version, but it involves changing the entire build procedure and modifying the JUCE codebase with the few custom additions I made for HISE. Don't hold your breath for it (but I try to do it this year).

Actually this was a request by someone else for quite some time, so I promised to do it anyways :)

Sorry, I made a mistake at the section of function call. Corrected version. Anyway, it does not work. It appears that the function "prepareToPlay" is not called for some reason.

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Thank you very much.
I've succeeded!

Hello, I've figured out how to use the JIT example script "TccSimpleLP.js" (which exists in /HISE-1.0.0/tools/scripts ) after checking the source codes.

Download the build version 646. (windows)

Replace "TccLibrary.h" (which exists in /HISE-1.0.0/tools/tcc/windows/include) by the file "TccLibrary.h" (which exists in /HISE-1.0.0/hi_scripting/scripting/api)

Make the folder named "tcc" in C:\Users\your\AppData\Roaming\Hart Instruments & move all the contents (which exist in the source /HISE-1.0.0/tools/tcc/windows) to that folder.

That's it!! I wish this JIT functionality would be revived...

Thanks for giving HISE

To be honest the most easiest way would be to reverse engineer the xml and write the properties in the given structure - the XML is pretty trivial: a root element with a child for each sample that has certain properties. multimic samplemaps have one child per sample containing the filename of the file position. The properties should all be self explanatory, but if something's unclear I am happy to help out.

You can use the JUCE ValueTree and its createXML method, this is how I create them myself.

this looks great

Hmm, somehow doxygen did not create those files. I will look into it, thanks.