Build Failed on Mac: last develop commit (3e1718f)

[dannytaurus]

@DJJD12345 These compile failures don't require reinstalling, nor are they related to Faust. They're simply failing commits from Christoph.

It's always a good idea to check the pass/fail status of the latest commit on GitHub before fetching and compiling it.

[DJJD12345]

@dannytaurus Faust just has smoother compiling

[dannytaurus]

@DJJD12345 Faust is an optional external dependency. It's not required unless you're actually using Faust code in your project.

[DanH]

getting this again in today's commit

[David Healey]

@DanH

[Christoph Hart]

yeah I trashed some stuff with the latest rewrite I‘ll
sort it out later today.

[udalilprofile]

@DanH

Have you solved the problem?)

[Christoph Hart]

it's fixed now.

[DJJD12345]

@Christoph-Hart no its not I get the same error on mac using hise source code commit 6ba56cc

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 Why are you using a detached commit?

Try git checkout develop clean the build, and recompile. Do it without faust first.

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey already did that, and the error pops up again so cleaning the build folder again removes the error but the errors come back when you compile again

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 said in Build Failed on Mac: last develop commit (3e1718f):

cleaning the build folder again removes the error

What do you mean by this?

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey I have to do it twice to clean the build folder and remove the error

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 said in Build Failed on Mac: last develop commit (3e1718f):

I have to do it twice to clean the build folder and remove the error

What do you mean by "remove the error"? Do you mean that you are able to compile successfully?

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey after recleaning the the builds folder twice, the error goes away but comes back when I recompile again

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 don't recompile

[Oli Ullmann]

@David-Healey

[DJJD12345]

@David-Healey So what do I do then?

[David Healey]

@DJJD12345 You have a working copy of HISE so use that for now. When a new commit is pushed you can try it again.