Unable to Compile AU for Mac

[Tania Ghosh]

@d-healey Reinstalled Xcode 10. Tried 11 No luck. VST3 is being compiled but Logic Pro doesn't show it. Ableton Live Lite or Bitwig 8track shows it......... But AU......? Every time it ends up with error. Which I can't figure out. Tried google/youtube but it's Out of Sundar Pichai's knowledge ...

@yall now coming back to your guide line... As you all know I am new in MAC. I am telling briefly what have I done for AU...
My steps are------

1. Installed Xcode
   2)Xcode preference >Accounts I have put Apple ID and created Team (Personal)
   3)Installed IPP that helped by @orange and @Rudra-Ghosh
   4)Creating a project in HISE exporting AU-VST
   5)Opening JUCE and the Autogenerated.jucer
   6)Save and Open in IDE
2. Build for profile or Debug/Run (Tried everything)
3. **Boom......**error listed on top of the Images

Now guide me what am I doing wrong? For keychain stuff i don't know how to do it... Apple support is really shit.. i agree.

[d.healey]

@Tania-Ghosh

Reinstalled Xcode 10. Tried 11 No luck.

Has to be Xcode 10.x.

Logic Pro doesn't show it.

This is a different issue. We'll tackle that later once we fix AU compiling.

2)Xcode preference >Accounts I have put Apple ID and created Team (Personal)
...
Now guide me what am I doing wrong? For keychain stuff i don't know how to do it... Apple support is really shit.. i agree.

This has nothing to do with compiling plugins.

Can you send me the project and I'll try to compile it and see if I get the error?

[Tania Ghosh]

@d-healey Sure.. here it is .Zantophil2.zip

[d.healey]

Thanks. I just want to confirm, when you export, you are exporting as an FX plugin, not an instrument plugin, correct?

Also, why do you open the project in xcode? HISE should automatically start the export via the commandline, you shouldn't need to open Projucer or xcode. Does the command line terminal window not open for you when you export from HISE?

[Tania Ghosh]

@d-healey

Thanks. I just want to confirm, when you export, you are exporting as an FX plugin, not an instrument plugin, correct?

Yes

Also, why do you open the project in xcode? HISE should automatically start the export via the commandline, you shouldn't need to open Projucer or xcode. Does the command line terminal window not open for you when you export from HISE?

Exactly...commandline window opens but stops with some errors. I will post you the snapshot tomorrow. So I had to open .jucer file and generating xcode project from there.

[d.healey]

@Tania-Ghosh

Exactly...commandline window opens but stops with some errors. I will post you the snapshot tomorrow. So I had to open .jucer file and generating xcode project from there.

Ok, I'll wait for your image.

[yall]

it made me the same. c is that the command tools was not the correct one for xcode

[d.healey]

@yall Yeah sounds like this could be the issue.

[yall]

@d-healey but if that's the problem I had to recompile hise. xcode10.1 + command tools 10.1

[Tania Ghosh]

@d-healey

here is the snapshot......
It's gifted by my brother @Rudra-Ghosh Macbook Air but only problem is AU not being compiled.

[orange]

@Tania-Ghosh Have you installed xcpretty? You must install it too before compiling plugins.

• Download xcpretty from here https://github.com/xcpretty/xcpretty and unzip
• Open Gem file in the xcpretty download package.
• Then enter sudo gem install xcpretty command in Terminal

This should finish installing xcpretty gem files. Then retry the Hise export process, it should work.
If it doesn't work, try to compile Hise again and then export plugin.

[Tania Ghosh]

@orange Great.. I'll try any let you know. :)

[Tania Ghosh]

@orange Sorry.. not working...

Unable to compile AU plugins.

[yall]

@Tania-Ghosh try to compile your plugin using the .auto generated file in your project folder. you open it with projection

[Tania Ghosh]

@yall @orange @d-healey @ustk @Christoph-Hart Sorry Tried.. didn't work.. here is the full screen record with the error details...
https://youtu.be/dN7lNt1ZrZw

[orange]

@Tania-Ghosh which XCode version are you using? There is a post about this issue:

macOS Catalina - Rez error (bad CPU type in executable)

I managed to fix this - the easy way would've been to download the newest version of XCode and use the command line tools from that, but I didn't have enough...

Forum (forum.hise.audio)

[Tania Ghosh]

@orange I am using Xcode10.

[d.healey]

I noticed you're using JUCE 6, I don't know if that will work. HISE comes with JUCE 5

[ulrik]

@d-healey I'm using Projucer v.6 and it works here

[d.healey]

Are you compiling on a system with an M1 CPU? Or is this Intel?