Hise with latest Faust 2.79.3 compilation failed
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@StephanS Ah that's weird, I haven't come across that error before and I'm also using Faust 2.79.3.
Are you using the version of JUCE that came with the HISE source code?
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Yes, i have used the version that came with HISE but yesterday i tried it also with the original from juce.com but both didnt work.
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@StephanS said in Hise with latest Faust 2.79.3 compilation failed:
Yes, i have used the version that came with HISE but yesterday i tried it also with the original from juce.com but both didnt work.
It sounds like you might have multiple versions of some files and this is causing conflicts. Double check that you only have one copy of the HISE source code, and uninstall/remove any extra versions you find, and remove any extra copies/versions of JUCE.
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i have only one copy of the Code on my system and i only use the JUCE what comes with it.
Is it possible to Compile on a other PC and take the compiled version to a other system? -
@StephanS said in Hise with latest Faust 2.79.3 compilation failed:
Is it possible to Compile on a other PC and take the compiled version to a other system?
Yes, but you might not be able to export your projects on that system if you are unable to build HISE on it.
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Ah ok. But I can go on working on the project.
Hope I can get a working compile system the next days. -
@StephanS said in Hise with latest Faust 2.79.3 compilation failed:
Hope I can get a working compile system the next days.
You could try a virtual machine - that's what I use.
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A Win VM on a Win Machine? Or do you mean a Linux VM on a Win machine?
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@StephanS Win VM
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Ok i try that, thank you for the tip :)
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OK win VM does the job
It compiled Faust version successfully.
Are you developing only on VMs? How is the performance with Audio samples and midi? -
@StephanS I just use VMs for compiling my projects on different OSs, I don't use them for everyday work.
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Make sense. But now I have only the Faust version on my VM
I hope I get it to work as usual in the next days. What's your every day environment for develop? -
@StephanS Debian Testing
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@d-healey
Alright, Linux is the way to go on a long term. I already thought so.
Thanks for your help David!
