i386 deprecated!?!?!

[AxiomCrux]

I get failed in xcode when I build the autogenerated projucer, error : /Users/nicholascraftisiii/Dropbox/Myplugin/HISE/Myplugin/Binaries/Source/Plugin.cpp:8:45: No member named 'MidiFiles' in 'hise::FileHandlerBase'

[ustk]

@MacroMachines You should be able to build in the terminal. You might have a 32bit thingy ticked in the Hise preferences (I'm not in front of my computer…)

[Lindon]

@MacroMachines

-- this should be OFF

[AxiomCrux]

@Lindon Ok I tried that, now getting this error in the terminal compile:

▸ Processing Info-AU.plist
** BUILD FAILED **

The following build commands failed:
Rez /Users/nicholascraftisiii/Dropbox/Vibrator\ Synths/HISE/VibratorBass/Binaries/Builds/MacOSX/build/VibratorBass.build/Release/VibratorBass\ -\ AU.build/ResourceManagerResources/Objects/include_juce_audio_plugin_client_AU.rsrc /Users/nicholascraftisiii/Dropbox/Vibrator\ Synths/HISE/VibratorBass/Binaries/JuceLibraryCode/include_juce_audio_plugin_client_AU.r
(1 failure)

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Is there an issue with AU for mac?

[Lindon]

@MacroMachines said in i386 deprecated!?!?!:

@Lindon Ok I tried that, now getting this error in the terminal compile:

▸ Processing Info-AU.plist
** BUILD FAILED **

The following build commands failed:
Rez /Users/nicholascraftisiii/Dropbox/Vibrator\ Synths/HISE/VibratorBass/Binaries/Builds/MacOSX/build/VibratorBass.build/Release/VibratorBass\ -\ AU.build/ResourceManagerResources/Objects/include_juce_audio_plugin_client_AU.rsrc /Users/nicholascraftisiii/Dropbox/Vibrator\ Synths/HISE/VibratorBass/Binaries/JuceLibraryCode/include_juce_audio_plugin_client_AU.r
(1 failure)

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Is there an issue with AU for mac?

Not as long as you have the AU library installed - do you? where?

[AxiomCrux]

@Lindon I didn't see that in the process for setting things up on the github, what do I need / where do I get it? I tried googling various things related to AU library and development for OSX but not getting anything.

[Lindon]

@MacroMachines you've read and followed this right?

Problem building AU plugin

Newbie to all of this... I've managed to build a simple VST plugin but every time I try and export for AU I get this error: Command /Applications/Xcode.app/C...

Forum (forum.hise.audio)

[AxiomCrux]

@Lindon I did a forum search and did read that, but I had just deleted and installed a new Xcode on Sunday to be able to compile HISE, and that thread mainly resolves in that being the solution, which I have already done. I had already done the 64 bit aspects in this thread, so I am not sure what else to do currently. Is there an Xcode tool/SDK I am missing for AU? I don't see anything mentioned in the forum or the documentation.. only the VST 3 sdk which is working.

[AxiomCrux]

@Lindon Ahh I do see a linked sub thread on the Juce forum, will try what they suggest in there.

[coreyu21]

I needed to do everything stated above in preferences and producer, downloaded Xcode 10.3 and a hise build from Jan 30, and when I compile my plugin and it asks me to recompile the binary I click no, and it compiled correctly. Make sure to download Xcode 10.3 command line tools and this is for Mohave. With Catalina I keep getting an hlac compiling error and that’s where I’m stuck for now

[AxiomCrux]

@coreyu21 Hmm, Im using Xcode 10.4, could you be more specific which HISE you built? or did you download the supplied executable app 2.0.0 version from github? and you are successfully building AU as well?

[coreyu21]

@MacroMachines yes so I used the hise scriptnode branch project from Jan 30th. I used Xcode 10.3 to compile the au plugin. I managed to compile au as well on The latest Catalina build last night using Xcode11. I’m not a Mac guy but any means. With Catalina it took some extra searching to fix Xcode problems and this doesn’t include noterizing and all that. But was able to compile in both setups

[Sawer]

Hello everyone, I'm still having this issue when exporting the plugin...
I have Xcode 10 , with High sierra 2012 MPB, Hise Master branch

Am I doing something Wrong?

[ulrik]

@nesta99
Do you have "Support 32 bit..." unticked?

[Sawer]

@ulrik yes, its compiling. Thanks

[ulrik]

@nesta99