Lexical or Preprocessor Issue - "ipp.h" file not found

[yall]

@Maichol i am using catalina and xcode 11.3 i believe. (I only use mac to export my plugins created under windows which is much faster ^^)
I did not manage to compile with xcode 12.2

[Maichol]

@yall Ok, I think now I get what you mean. The path in my Mac was something like "/opt/intel/2021.1/ipp" (I'm writing this from memory too since I installed the old version of IPP and everything works now) and I tried to change the path in Projucer with this one but it didn't work. Maybe I should have done the opposite like you said, moving the ipp folder directly into the intel folder to match the path of my Mac to the one in Projucer (if I understood right).

Anyway, now it's working with the old IPP, do you think it would be better to have the latest version? or it's the same?

Thanks for your time!

[yall]

@Maichol I do not know. I suppose the more recent the better ^^ if you have a 1980 ipp version, the 2019 will necessarily be better ^^

[d.healey]

@Maichol Yes you have to do the opposite and move the folders, leaving the path in Projucer as is. This will get HISE to compile but I think compiling plugins will still fail (certainly does on Windows). Stick with the old version until someone finds a solution.

[d.healey]

@yall said in Lexical or Preprocessor Issue - "ipp.h" file not found:

if you have a 1980 ipp version, the 2019 will necessarily be better ^^

I prefer 1933 King Kong to 2005 King Kong. Newer is not always better :p

[yall]

@d-healey It's true, let's take the example of polar bears, it was better before ^^

[Maichol]

@d-healey said in Lexical or Preprocessor Issue - "ipp.h" file not found:

I prefer 1933 King Kong to 2005 King Kong. Newer is not always better :p

Good point!ahah

Just for the science I tried 2020 IPP with 12.4 Xcode and it doesn't work. So I think I'll stick with this IPP but with an older Xcode since it was working before.

[benosterhouse]

@d-healey
Hi David, I'm attempting to build Hise without IPP on Mojave.
I just downloaded the scriptnode branch, and without changing anything, the jucer file looks like this:

USE_IPP=0 looks like what I want.
When I try to build in Xcode I get this though:

Perhaps IPP needs to be turned off somewhere else...
I know that in the hi_core there's an IPP option, and I see that it's enabled there actually!

When I tried disabling IPP here I got the same error messages.
I wonder if there may be somewhere else where I need to disable IPP?

[MikeB]

@benosterhouse I also have HISE running on a Mac under Mojave - Took me a while to figure it out :-)

I see you have selected "Xcode (iOS)" in the Projucer - is that intentional?

[MikeB]

@benosterhouse Here my Settings - without ipp - Maybe it helps
Mojave 10.14.6
Projucer 5.4.5
Xcode 10.3

[benosterhouse]

No that was not intentional. Thank you, trying this now...

[benosterhouse]

Ok, it finished building, and it worked on the first try with those settings!
Thanks again

[MikeB]

@benosterhouse You are welcome
I bought your Sospiro Strings last year - very nice
Now Hise - no more Kontakt?

[benosterhouse]

Glad to hear it :thumbs_up: I'm still working in Kontakt of course, but am considering the benefits of hise for future projects.

I was thinking of putting out a vst version of Sospiro alongside the kontakt version, and seeing how many people get the kontakt version vs. the vst.

[MikeB]

This sounds interesting and would also interest me if people would rather have a VST or a Kontakt version.
I'm sure I have around 250 Kontakt libraries outside of the ones already supplied by Ni with Komplete 13.
And I personally hate and love Kontakt.

[benosterhouse]

Yeah --it might be the case that more people want to stick within the familiarity of kontakt and other major samplers. I don't know. I should probably have done more research before diving in
But, it'd be nice to at least get this one vst out there.