Global Cables Don't Work when compiled
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@griffinboy What about the yup framework as an alternative? I imagine the integration to HISE would be somewhat complicated as well.
https://github.com/kunitoki/yup
I have been meaning to get my hands dirty with it but I have only scratched the surface so far.
I definitely like the idea of a High-Performance Panel however, it would let us experiment with more advanced graphics without requiring a complete overhaul of HISE's graphic's framework.
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@griffinboy yeah that was also my initial assessment.
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They said it would be better to overhaul using bgfx directly xD
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@Christoph-Hart said in Global Cables Don't Work when compiled:
you are correct Global Cables DONT work in compiled scriptnode
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I think the issue that @griffinboy is having is if you load these networks into another scriptnode network (instead of loading the compiled effect into a hardcoded effect), but that's another problem and (potentially exotic edge case which you can easily work around).
I don't understand why it would be "exotic edge case" here, and how you can work around this... Seems rather a normal workflow to me...
I have a compiled node in a network, that is (I think) busy enough to justify a compilation too...
And then my global cables won't work...What can I do?
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@Christoph-Hart And aside of this we still have some nodes like
cable_exprthat are requiring the network to be compiled for the plugin to export.I could transform it into a C++ node with another
global_cable, but since it prevents the network to be compilable...This causes quite annoying frictions
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@ustk can you rearrange your setup so that the global cables are in the outermost network that you compile?
I haven‘t checked / tested the global cable initialisation in C++ nodes to be recursive so it might fail if you try to wrap another node that uses a global cable. Can you check with a simple two level nest test if that‘s the case?
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@Christoph-Hart said in Global Cables Don't Work when compiled:
in the outermost network that you compile?
Sorry but I don't understand. My C++ nodes are in the middle of the graph.
Do you mean in the root container?
I tested anyway and same thing, the hardcoded FX rejects it.
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@ustk I need a dumbed down representation of the issue so I can reproduce it. My theory is that if you use a C++ node that connects to a global cable internally then this will not survive being wrapped into a network and then recompiled and loaded into a hardcoded FX?
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@Christoph-Hart Yes exactly this, it doesn't survive. i tested with an empty network too (just my C++ node)
