Exporting a test library
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@Reylon Where is your project folder?
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@d-healey Desktop
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@Reylon said in Exporting a test library:
@d-healey Desktop
there is a Binaries folder but same thing, no compiled folderI think you have an organizational issue to deal with first. If your HISE install is in your documents folder and your project folder is on your desktop, there shouldn't be a random Binaries folder floating around in the root of your C drive.
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@d-healey sorry, the folder was in my c drive because I had the path not to my project but to the Hise develop so thats why. I deleted it now.
The problem is that I don't get a compiled folder. When I open the autogenerated jucer project it shows to a compile folder that is simply not there. This is my third installation and same thing.
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@Reylon Which version of Visual Studio are you using?
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@d-healey 2017
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@Reylon Can you make a video showing the export from start to finish?
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@Reylon The quality is too low so I couldn't see exactly what was happening but I can tell you that your project didn't compile so that's why you are not seeing any output. It takes several minutes for a project to compile.
It looked like you were exporting a 32bit version, are you using a 32bit system?
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@d-healey im actually on 64 but when exporting 64 it says ”the file path not found”
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@Reylon Have you set the path to the HISE source code in your project preferences?
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@d-healey Yes the one folder you left in downloads in your tutorial. Hise develope folder.
Btw thank you soo much for all the great tutorials
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@Reylon Can you show me the path you are using there?
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@d-healey C:\Users\Reylon\Documents\HISE-develop
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@Reylon Looks good. What happens if you open the project's .jucer file in Projucer and from there open it in Visual Studio (just like when you compile HISE)?
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@d-healey This is what I got from the visual studio output section
Upgrading project 'Xlibrary test_App'...
Configuration 'Debug|x64': changing Platform Toolset to 'v143' (was 'v141').
Configuration 'Release|x64': changing Platform Toolset to 'v143' (was 'v141').
Retargeting End: 1 completed, 0 failed, 0 skipped -
@d-healey also this: The build tools for Visual Studio 2017 (v141) cannot be found. To build using the Visual Studio 2022 (v143) build tools, either click the Project menu or right-click the solution, and then select "Retarget Solution". Install Visual Studio 2017 (v141) to build using the Visual Studio 2017 (v141) build tools.
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@d-healey you mention in your video to download visual studio 2022 but some say using 2017 is good because other versions fail?
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So you have 2022 installed, not 2017?
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@d-healey yeah just deleted it and now installing 2017. 2022 is in the video tho?
