Hise crashes when compiling Script FX as DLL.
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@d-healey yes I havenโt had issues with compiling as a standalone app or plugin, the issue arrises only when compiling the DSP network to DLL
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@DW In that case add the new blank project to the desktop. Create a network with a single node. Save it. Try to compile the DLL.
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@d-healey okay I added the new blank project to the desktop and created a network with a single node, saved it and hit compile network as DLL and boom it crashes hise.
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@DW Now let's try compiling the networks from the commandline. Open a terminal window, drag the HISE executable onto it. Then write
-p:
and drag your project folder in. Then writecompile_networks -c:Debug
. Then hit enter.So the full command will look something like:
'/media/dave/Desktop/HISE/projects/standalone/Builds/LinuxMakefileFaust/build/HISE Standalone' -p:'/home/dave/Desktop/MyProject' compile_networks -c:Debug
I haven't tested this so it's possible I have made a mistake in the commands, but try it and let me know.
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@d-healey okay gave that a go, I'm getting this error
2025-01-07 07:48:38.793 HISE[2564:56901] WARNING: Secure coding is not enabled for restorable state! Enable secure coding by implementing NSApplicationDelegate.applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState: and returning YES. zsh: bus error
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@DW That's a warning rather than an error so I wouldn't be concerned about it.
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@d-healey yes true, but what about the line under that says
zsh: bus error /Users/administrator/Desktop/HISE/projects/standalone/Builds/...
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@DW which version of XCode do you have installed?
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@Morphoice I have version 15.4 installed currently
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@DW can you upgrade to the latest? I think 16.2 is current. What OS are you on anyways?
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@Morphoice I can try that for sure, I'm on Sonoma 14.7.2
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@DW yep that should be fine. Xcode 16.2 requires Sonoma 14.5 or later
Try upgrading to the latest xcode and see if that changes anything -
@Morphoice said in Hise crashes when compiling Script FX as DLL.:
Try upgrading to the latest xcode and see if that changes anything
Yeah Xcode versions can often break things so this is a good idea.
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@Morphoice cool I'll see if that works thank you sir!
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@d-healey Apple does a lot to keep us busy. ;-/
I miss the time where you didn't touch a running system, let alone had one -
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@d-healey we all know the sad reason. Steve Jobs would have had heads rolling if crap crashed under his watch