Projucer And macOS Catalina

[ustk]

@dustbro I'm always using the last version from the official Juce website.
I don't know anything about Cataclysma... Euuhh Catavista... Euuhh Catalina I wanted to say!!!

[Dan Korneff]

@ustk I only looked at it quickly. Good to know you're successfully using the latest juce

[Christoph Hart]

Good to know you're successfully using the latest juce

But how did you back port the customizations I did to the juce codebase? I am sure there are a few ones that prevent compiling HISE with the stock JUCE code.

BTW, if you want a better projucer, just build it again using the source code in the HISE codebase, the projucer binary in the repo is just a compiled version of this.

[Dan Korneff]

I mistakenly replaced the JUCE folder within HISE instead of just swapping out Projucer.

It appears to be working.

[ustk]

@Christoph-Hart Humm that's strange, I just launch the 5.4.5 Projucer, then I open the Hise standalone.jucer file, apply the current IPP and OS structure change if needed, and compile...

[breezykermo]

@ustk I've just tried to build HISE on Catalina, using:

• Xcode 11.4
• Projucer 5.4.7

As the rest of this thread suggests, the modified Projucer included in the HISE repository doesn't open on Catalina, so I tried to build using Projucer 5.4.7 downloaded directly.

I'm running into a bunch of build errors, however. I was able to fix preliminary ones about IPP (by building without IPP as the HISE wiki suggests), but now I'm getting these:

Any advice would be much appreciated!

[Lindon]

@breezykermo not a supported OS... wait until it is supported
?

[d.healey]

While you wait for a solution, here is a build that will work - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8e8idawxwspcg4b/AAAGC-9AzmS3CCnc7rRZoYo4a?dl=0

[Dan Korneff]

@breezykermo the very latest Xcode gives me the same errors. You can download xcode 10.3 from the apple developer archives. That works like a charm on Catalina

[breezykermo]

@d-healey fantastic, thank you.

[breezykermo]

@dustbro also fantastic! thanks so much.

[myhomestudio]

@d-healey said in Projucer And macOS Catalina:

While you wait for a solution, here is a build that will work - https://www.dropbox.com/sh/8e8idawxwspcg4b/AAAGC-9AzmS3CCnc7rRZoYo4a?dl=0

I use this version on catalina with xcode 10.3 installed, when exporting, this error appear :

[Crystal Audio]

@myhomestudio Looks like you're missing the xcpetty gem. To install this you need to open the terminal and put:

$ gem install xcpretty

Here is the xcpetty github page for reference. Instructions are more detailed if you scroll down a bit.

GitHub - xcpretty/xcpretty: Flexible and fast xcodebuild formatter

Flexible and fast xcodebuild formatter. Contribute to xcpretty/xcpretty development by creating an account on GitHub.

GitHub (github.com)

[myhomestudio]

@Crystal-Audio oh thx I will try this

[myhomestudio]

@Crystal-Audio
I have installed xcpretty I think, and now there is a different error

[Crystal Audio]

@myhomestudio Yes it looks like you did. Nice work. You will need someone like @d-healey to take a look at this. That one is beyond me.

[d.healey]

What version of xcode are you using?

[Lindon]

@d-healey I think he said this earlier:

I use this version on catalina with xcode 10.3 installed

[myhomestudio]

@Lindon said in Projucer And macOS Catalina:

@d-healey I think he said this earlier:

I use this version on catalina with xcode 10.3 installed

Yes that's it thx @Lindon

[ustk]

@myhomestudio Is this helpful?

xcode-select active developer directory error

Saw the following error when running an npm install which required node-gyp... but could be triggered by anything which requires xcode-select. xcode-select: error: tool 'xcodebuild' requires Xco...

Stack Overflow (stackoverflow.com)

Quoting the link:

This problem happens when xcode-select developer directory was pointing to /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools, when a full regular Xcode was required (happens when CommandLineTools are installed after Xcode)