Runtime assertion of exported FX plugin

[ustk]

@Christoph-Hart I am hitting an assertion in JUCE setValueAndRampTime:

The stack shows sampleRateToUse is -1

[David Healey]

@ustk Which commit?

[ustk]

@David-Healey I tried for last one (well a few days back, before yesterday's new stuff) back to where JUCE submodule has been introduced because it's a pain to go further back...

Something weird is that I'm on JUCE 6 but XCode says JUCE 8 in the message thread (screenshot)

I'm editing the first post because AI gives more noise than needed...

[ustk]

So it seems the problem comes from the envelope modulation

[David Healey]

@ustk I'm using a commit from March 10th, seems to work ok. But is this error specific to your project or do you see it with a minimal test project too?

[ustk]

@David-Healey A minimal (blank) project works.
I'll try a minimal that uses the envelope as well and report

[ustk]

A little update. The issue is not related to an envelope modulator per say. This very minimal snippet shows the same issue as soon as I have a basic ScriptFX.

• Hise is compiled from today's last commit
• JUCE 6 branch selected (but XCode says it's JUCE 8 that is somehow complaining...)

Could anybody build and run a debug to see if it fails or if it's my config? That JUCE 8 showing feels weird to me...

HiseSnippet 1205.3ocuW01SiaDDdc.ebN8pTOo9CHeLTgPwg.AnenG4sqQsAhtjK5jppParmPVE6cs7tFHs59d+41+AsyZ6fcfDHWT6YPPl214YmcmmwoenvAjRQHwn3v4A.w3MlClyUSaNkx3jtsP8lCAoZ3TphzXd.UJAWhgwNuWa2vZWR7ye+SMndTtCjohPFIXNvux7YpLs8e2uv775PcggL+bdW6cccD7lBOQDhkcLqPBnNyn2.WR0tUvj7yT4ThwOXdD3d1o1P8SFWod0pUbpCm.0Nxc7ot0rA2Z.8nyN9XndUhwqZ6xThvAJpBjDicaHbmOXp3NdRBFwjrwdfVvlL.ybh5NBOW8VTqkzbJyys+hhjjfqR+rR1NIkru2rGyk8f9rR22EanTVD4KfFEVFd6rD7ryCuJ4f2JfjQNHsaBjdq4.mPVfJyhFOeiYWtBBmPwyo7PIwWRgOtqYSA5AWcnOcFzIDEdHhxmToxAkv+r+OVbydlDwcTLAujfeoPAWwKuew+rnEaRoxsZO55dW0p89EsPMVx6XJmokJ2CwJdle3MfRGwkQ9igvx6idE6lkCUBkN5jysTQigt7fH06oddP37FJ9gRPMh5EAkUgQ.BRq3mU4oyTJ+Fvs7CNMNDnyPgrbT+bKtfIgWb8erWavZe54Vv8NLrt9hq9S8aCV+yRpOWEo1zBzSb8kyRsJXVBob4DQn+FrSVsuaPdvpkuvMxih8JYQJ+sJ+9Zxz57dCx0YqIW1eQ4xdSx0wUVStp9EkqpOStr9bQ72OWrziaDmLIoS7Q1z89gB8ZuRyZB6vmKvx7390CJcqF7O3HRJsLSm45Y5xSD6jPEkyQAuKmotJ.3qidljxege5icaQUTM8XpNzu.HTwzPvnEbKNbJgrzxrEHmoDA33omvjhb3Kp64I10i+RMf0fkXS0LlbISMO+3w+yX62TH9Vy9ZN0UiwBq.iXk5+CLlNi7aMaOYB3nx.3tlc9zWuAhESGHh4Tm72jJVpymrW0nPi+xL6BdPHDPCggh9dz4kkT+.O3CHFOnzXOgyrAr+.dZWQPBDZn8nrtEkCdxso44UabUw94OT9fHRw32zipBY2icg3z0A3aa4.MSQGpynftGJQthVVeuX.vciE9G7I0nsV1H0n8Bi4Z+tDT2IBmEebj9YhwqSp8sjAKTMBBk5KmF6YV4P7GxEddh6ZJ7CXoWawCkXc8EdyClJ3LGspDOV.8K7EQXVSwe1c9FKNeVrUvWhbHk4oaAFDIQhD2q3Cv0I9MW0WAuT3heZuNTGrlOuOUMU2Joohv6sPnlrM896RairqP5hex6rtjC5Sr9zPz.NNWl5FlqEuwaB7vckut7oeeWicz1Spewf5U5rZZ5G4QVBdEM8w+enV+pfQRDuPtJjCa59mERny8X73gQ5URe.0id+Cx1nrFU6YlnZICsfIzHO0R5H4HgQgbIcIKwcvZIjepPRwtqbj1pC0aQVvy5FBwLeZ7srsiu+qQOgO0ITbsSRatdy85XM3YDO9.xxrmVtjM41jMVFirO90Gt1wY4k5IAVcaC7nsMvZaafGusAdx1FX8sMvSe4.0e6tKhTB+DlJj4oe63KgFFs4TjUNdjB4eAj7iQMM

[Christoph Hart]

@ustk maybe it's picking up the JUCE modules from a different location on your hard drive?

Check the HISE/JUCE subfolder. JUCE6 => there's a file called "I am JUCE6.txt".

[ustk]

@Christoph-Hart Thanks, yest that's the first thing I checked...

I re-created another minimal snippet from a new project (the previous one was the main project that I stripped down until having nothing, so I might have carried on a problematic setting of some sort.

This new one (identical snippet with just a simple ScriptFX) works and runs fine. I did copied the preprocessors from main project and that minimal snippet it's still working. So there might be a setting or a corrupted file. I remove the Binary folder entirely at each iteration to be sure it's clean.

I'll try a diff between the two "identical" minimal snippets to see why one is not working...