error wrapping binary: Insufficient size available in the Mach-O header

[Dan Korneff]

Looks like this is caused by setting the Export Format to "All Formats".
Exporting individually (aax, vst, au) causes no errors when wrapping.

[ustk]

@dustbro I remember reading the PACE doc about header pad that can be too small sometimes to embed the signature. I don't remember more but there's might be more info on how to solve that issue in the doc...

[Dan Korneff]

@ustk It seems to be the way "export all formats" works.
When I look at Terminal, it exports in this order:
AAX
AU
VST3

When I go to wrap:
AAX - wraps properly
AU - gives errors about some Eden code missing, but wraps anyway
VST3 - throws an error and doesn't wrap at all.

Looks like the problem gets worse as it heads down stream.

I'm compiling and wrapping fine when i export each format separately.

[ustk]

@dustbro That's weird... It means the builds are a bit different somehow

[d.healey]

@ustk They each use a different SDK.

[ustk]

@d-healey Of course they are. I mean between identical format, depending on whether your export everything at once or separately like @dustbro said…

[d.healey]

@ustk Could be to do with intermediate files that are created each time, maybe exporting all at once doesn't clear them before compiling.

[Dan Korneff]

@Christoph-Hart I have a project that I just can't seem to wrap, no matter what I do. It's been hit or miss in the past. Sometimes it'll fail, and then I build again and it wraps fine (with no changes).
I've tried to manually add the OTHER_LDFLAGS, but doesn't help. Is there anything you can implement to increase the Mach-O header pad by default?

[Christoph Hart]

Sorry I have no idea about anything related to PACE / iLok except for signing AAX plugins but maybe the JUCE forum would be a good place to ask since this is nothing particular to HISE and I'm sure there are a few developers who faced this problem.

[Dan Korneff]

@Christoph-Hart I was able to wrap by adding the flags to both the project AND AAX builds. I'm gonna explore a little more when I get some free time.

[Dan Korneff]

commenting for the next time I forget how to do this

https://forum.juce.com/t/how-to-define-other-ldflags-in-projucer-project/44836