Building on mac - problems.
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@lalalandsynth Use 13.1 xcode, resave the jucer file.
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@lalalandsynth Apparently I cannot use 13.1 on macOS Mojave 10.14.5
Needs mac OS11.3 or later and I can only update to macOS 10.15.7 Catalina.
I think , unless I know less about mac then I thought?Do I really need a new mac ?
Or can I build on an older version of Xcode?
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@lalalandsynth I just checked, 11.31 should be fine. But the notarization tools in that version are being deprecated (I don't know if this will affect anything any time soon though)
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@d-healey ok, trying again , saving the projucer file , then open in xcode.
Getting the same error "semantic issue" statement not allowed in constexpr function.
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@lalalandsynth Try cleaning the build
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@d-healey I already tried that, it always stops on this "Semantic Issue"
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@lalalandsynth Are you using the develop branch?
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@d-healey Yes, not very familiar with xcode to be honest.
Now I got this far, different error -
@lalalandsynth I'm not familiar with xcode either. Usually all you need to know is where the compile button is :)
Remove all copies of the source code and start from scratch.
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@d-healey Yeah , I am not even entirely sure how to set to release rather then debug in Xcode ?
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@lalalandsynth use 'Build > Build for profiling' in Xcode. Unfortunately I can't be of any help regarding your error...
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@lalalandsynth said in Building on mac - problems.:
@d-healey Yeah , I am not even entirely sure how to set to release rather then debug in Xcode ?
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@d-healey ok, code removed , loaded up again , build for profiling and still getting that "this project was last saved using an outdated version of projucer.
I am probably doing something stupid?
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@lalalandsynth The current version of the projucer, shipped with HISE source code is 6.1.4.
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@Matt_SF Yes I do , let me get rid of that and try again.
Did not work, tried build for running , got further but still get this error.
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Do you have more than one copy of the HISE source on your system?
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@d-healey no, cleaned everything out.