Dll build errors

[Lindon]

@Sawer how many versions of HISE have you on your machine?

Becuase this looks like you are running a version without Faust, and you are compiling a version with Faust...

[Sawer]

@Lindon No I, didn't. I ended up downgrading back to the older version. Thanks for your help.

[DanH]

@Sawer Hi guys, which version of Faust are we using to get a reliable build?

[Lindon]

@DanH said in Dll build errors:

@Sawer Hi guys, which version of Faust are we using to get a reliable build?

I installed 2.60.3 yesterday and its building reliably:

https://github.com/grame-cncm/faust/releases

[Sawer]

@Lindon
I have a question regarding the new version of Hise.
How does the new version detect its source code path?

Recently, I attempted to build the latest Hise 3.0.3 with Faust 2.60.3.
The compilation was successful; however, Faust is not enabled. Additionally, in the settings, the Hise path is connected to a different source code path than the one I used to build Hise itself.

[Lindon]

@Sawer ok so to quote @d-healey just one more time:

"Only one source code version of HISE on your system at any time."

we should def have a t-shirt made of this....

if "the Hise path is connected to a different source code path than the one I used to build Hise itself" then you have more than one HISE on your system by the sounds of it....

To enable Faust you must build the HISE version that support Faust, so select "Hise with Faust" in your HISE compile.

[Sawer]

@Lindon Amazing, thank you.

[Sawer]

@Lindon @d-healey
I have deleted the old version of Hise, and I built successfully the develop version with "Release with Faust" configuration . Now the Faust path is empty , meaning that there is not any Hise version hiding somewhere :) .

However, Faust is still not enabled, and I do not really know what I am doing wrong now.

Do I perhaps need to enable the Faust disabled options here below ??

Hise version 3.0.2 (Develop branch)
Faust version 2.60.3

[Christoph Hart]

@Sawer Of course. Why did you disable it in the first place?

[Sawer]

@Christoph-Hart Thanks for replying .

It was not my intention, and I do not recall doing this.
Maybe by mistake I disabled it, eheh

Building again now with all enabled, hopefully works.

[DanH]

@Lindon Built succesfully :) Can't remember if you're PC or Mac but in case Mac what did you do about this (if you got it)?

[Christoph Hart]

@DanH goto macOS security settings and manually allow the execution.

[Sawer]

Hello everyone

Still having faust issues although it is written "Faust enabled"

Strange that probably no one is having this issue.
Will check for more info.

[Sawer]

@Sawer

Update: Attempted another build, and this came out..

[Sawer]

@Christoph-Hart

Update:
I have re-cloned the repo on GitHub
and these are the settings on hi_dsp_library:

here below is the hi_faust

is something enabled that should be disabled or viceversa? Because as I recall, if I compile just with these settings , faust wont be enabled.

[Christoph Hart]

@Sawer leave these flags alone and change the scheme to Faust in Xcode like it's mentioned in the build instructions.

[Sawer]

@Christoph-Hart thanks for replying
by following the build instructions i get this:

What am I doing wrong this time?

[Sawer]

@Sawer Looks like it only builds for arm64, however I'm still on Intel

[Christoph Hart]

@Sawer you need to set it to build for intel then.

[Sawer]

@Christoph-Hart
Build succeded, yet faust is not enabled...

Maybe by stating all the step, you can find something wrong I did:

1. Cloned Hise
2. Switched to develop branch
3. Downloaded Faust 2.60 (Intel version) and placed the folders inside Hise/tools/faust
4. Unzipped SDK folder and placed folders outside
5. Openend project's projucer, went to the Xcode exporter section and set architecture to Intel
6. I saved and opened project on Xcode
7. I changed scheme from Debug to Release with faust
8. I built for profiling
9. Waited for completion .

Is there something I've done wrong when following these steps?