..and now we try and build HISE on M1 Monterey...but build errors...

[Dan Korneff]

@Lindon yeah... plugs get compiled to the user library, not system library.

[Lindon]

@Dan-Korneff - yeah I sorta knew that - but I was wandering around looking in System/Library and HD/Library knowing there were a couple of places where this thing can get put...and I obviously have "Show Library folder" turned ON in the old mac, but new machine (my 2nd ever mac) and I forgot I needed to do that...fixed now tho!

• Thanks for all your Mac based support.

lindon

[virtuscapeaudio]

Greetings! I’m trying to compile HISE from the ground up using the Git clone from Christoph’s repository. (I think I’m using the correct one, at least)

A build was successful but when I try to export as AU or standalone, all I see or get is an Xcode project…am I supposed to do something after this step?

I started over and tried again and now I’m getting errors and build fails…not sure what I did wrong.

MacOS 12.2
Apple M1 MBP 14
Xcode 13.1

Can someone maybe walk me through the build for a 2023 version?

Thanks for the help!!

[ulrik]

@virtuscapeaudio said in ..and now we try and build HISE on M1 Monterey...but build errors...:

Greetings! I’m trying to compile HISE from the ground up using the Git clone from Christoph’s repository. (I think I’m using the correct one, at least)

A build was successful but when I try to export as AU or standalone, all I see or get is an Xcode project…am I supposed to do something after this step?

When I export to au, vst or standalone, the terminal automatically launch and compiles the plugin or stand alone
Does your terminal launch?
If not you should be able to load the Xcode project and build it inside Xcode I suppose

I started over and tried again and now I’m getting errors and build fails…not sure what I did wrong.

What did try over and over, compile a plugin, build Hise or...?

MacOS 12.2
Apple M1 MBP 14
Xcode 13.1

Can someone maybe walk me through the build for a 2023 version?

Thanks for the help!!

[virtuscapeaudio]

Yes the terminal opened and I do actually see the info-AU.plst file but cannot locate the actual .AU for some reason. Does it get sent to the components folder after Terminal compiles?

I want to build HISE again as It might have been the Debug version by accident.

[virtuscapeaudio]

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I simply cloned the repository, opened Projucer in GPL mode, opened the Standalond HISE project, save and open in IDE, and chose Build for Profiling.

any ideas?

[d.healey]

That error means you need to use a different version of xcode because that one is buggy.

The au plugin will have a .component extension, not .au

[ulrik]

@virtuscapeaudio said in ..and now we try and build HISE on M1 Monterey...but build errors...:

Yes the terminal opened and I do actually see the info-AU.plst file but cannot locate the actual .AU for some reason. Does it get sent to the components folder after Terminal compiles?

Yes, probably in User/Library/Audio/Plug-Ins(Components

[virtuscapeaudio]

@ulrik Yes .component, I misspoke.

@d-healey Trying 13.3 instead of 13.4.1...will update asap.

Thank you for the help thus far...it's been 2 days now haha

[virtuscapeaudio]

@virtuscapeaudio Same error on Xcode 13.3

I downloaded Xcode 14.3 but won't run on OS12.2

Downloading Xcode 12 and lets see.

I'm trying everything until I get HISE built!

[d.healey]

I'm also seeing a warning there about using the wrong version of faust, I don't know what the deal with that is though

[sletz]

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[virtuscapeaudio]

@d-healey Build was successful using Xcode 13.1 and selecting only x86_64 !!

Thanks for the help...

Now I'm having issues with the Delay values in property editor...I'll start a new thread so as to not jumble this one.