Is HISE Compatible with Xcode 26?

[brucerothwell]

Anyone know?

[ustk]

@brucerothwell Yep, I use it everyday (26.5)

[dannytaurus]

@ustk Are you on Tahoe?

[ustk]

@dannytaurus Yup I am

[brucerothwell]

I am also on Tahoe.

I am, for the first time, trying to Export to Standalone.

When the compiling begins in the terminla window, I see an error.

Opened the exported project in Xcode 26, found thr error, and fixed it by disabling “IPP” in HISE settings.

Re-exported the project, and another single error was revealed.

Someone indicated there could be an incompatibility betwixt HISE 4.1 and Xcode 26.

NOTE: I am nee to this HISE world, and audio plugin development.

[ustk]

@brucerothwell IPP is not needed for Hise, so yes, you can always drop it. For windows it only needed for accelerating convolution reverb and a few other things.

When you say Hise 4.1, do you mean you haven't built it from the develop branch? the current version i 4.9.
You also need to pull the JUCE submodule from git into your the Hise folder.

Then compile Hise and let see what you get

Once you have a recent and stable Hise base, you can try export your project again

[brucerothwell]

@ustk i had downloaded and installed 4.1 — what I thought to be the latest installer.

I did not build from q development branch — did not know I needed to.

I ran the Export Wizard, and it had me download a few things.

[dannytaurus]

@brucerothwell Unfortunately, that's pretty much all wrong

You need to clone the latest develop branch and build HISE yourself.

Take a look here: https://github.com/christophhart/HISE and scroll down to System Requirements and How To Compile HISE

When you've compiled HISE, don't use the Export Wizard. I think it's still broken. Use the Export > Export As ... menu items.

[David Healey]

@brucerothwell said in Is HISE Compatible with Xcode 26?:

NOTE: I am nee to this HISE world, and audio plugin development.

You might find this free course helpful: https://audiodevschool.com/courses/hise-bootcamp/