Dll build errors
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@Christoph-Hart thanks for replying
by following the build instructions i get this:
What am I doing wrong this time?
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@Sawer Looks like it only builds for arm64, however I'm still on Intel
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@Sawer you need to set it to build for intel then.
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@Christoph-Hart
Build succeded, yet faust is not enabled...Maybe by stating all the step, you can find something wrong I did:
- Cloned Hise
- Switched to develop branch
- Downloaded Faust 2.60 (Intel version) and placed the folders inside Hise/tools/faust
- Unzipped SDK folder and placed folders outside
- Openend project's projucer, went to the Xcode exporter section and set architecture to Intel
- I saved and opened project on Xcode
- I changed scheme from Debug to Release with faust
- I built for profiling
- Waited for completion .
Is there something I've done wrong when following these steps?
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@Sawer said in Dll build errors:
- Downloaded Faust 2.60 (Intel version) and placed the folders inside Hise/tools/faust
Install Faust in its default location...then set the path to it in the preferences section of your project....
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@Lindon Hi, thanks for replying .
What do you mean by "default location" ?
maybe that’s where the issue stands.I've been able to set the absolute path in 'Header Search Paths' and 'Extra Library Search Paths'
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@Sawer open the faust installer and let it install Faust where it wants to...
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@Lindon ok interesting . When downloaded the new version of faust, there's no 'installer' if i understand what you mean.
Just folders..
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@Sawer sorry yes MacOS - so mines in HISE/tools/faust like your so thats not the problem...
you've set the faust path in the settings for your project yes?
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@Lindon Yeah, I have.
The weird fact is that everything related to faust compiles
Then i get this warning(no idea)
And then it builds successfully , but faust is not enabled yet.
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@Sawer well that's a warning so you can ignore those... what do you mean by "faust is not enabled"?
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@Lindon
Meaning that there is no "Faust Enabled" in the top right corner. -
@Sawer how many instances of HISE have you on your system?
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@Lindon :D , None ahah. But let me re-check again cause I never know.
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@Sawer Confirming 0 instances
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@Sawer said in Dll build errors:
@Sawer Confirming 0 instances
you must have one instance of HISE at least to do the sceen shot above...let me restate how many copies of HISE have you got on your system?
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@Lindon You are right, I only got one. the new released version.
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@Sawer well you have me then - if you only have one copy of HISE and you followed your listed steps above you should now have a faust enabled HISE....
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@Lindon Is there a difference by building for profiling and pressing the run button on xcode?
Because this time i pressed the run button (triangle button place at the top left corner) and Hise has built successfully with Hise enabled. :)
Will have a look later again to see if everything runs properly when exporting as DLL
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@Sawer Sounds like you've built the debug version. Does it say debug in the top right of the HISE ui?
