Compilation Error
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Looks like you have an error there with your sample map. MAIN.ch1
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@dustbro it looks like an error i have seen before. Sample card saved but samples not converted and moved
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I've made a samplemap and exported it into monolith file. Still the same error with nothing but "MAIN: Writing MAIN ... 0 kB" in the console.
EDIT: I've made new project – simple sythesizer. Still the same problem: compilation error message and nothing in the console.
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@captainaryel Which version of HISE?
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@d-healey 2.0.0
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@captainaryel There's ya problem. Build the latest scriptnode and I think this problem will vanish.
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@d-healey I'm trying. The the furthest I got is a bunch of C4100 warnings and fatal errors C1083 (some ipp.h files related).
Also C4018, C4389.I'm starting to think that this is not for me.
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@captainaryel I have a somewhat out of date video about building HISE (for now disable IPP):
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@d-healey done succefully, thank you. But in the HISE there is still the same problem, nothing has changed.
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@captainaryel Have you set the HISE path in your project preferences?
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@d-healey yep.
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@captainaryel How many copies of the HISE source code do you have on your system?
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@d-healey 1. Files with compilation of HISE 2. the same files, but in different folder; I thought that the folder with source code needs to the fresh, without compilation, but I don't know if this is true.
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@captainaryel You should only have one copy on your system, the scriptnode one, remove any others. Then double check that your project preferences path is pointing to the scriptnode version of the code.
If it still doesn't work after that make a little video so I can see your whole export process.
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@d-healey sorry for the awful quality, couldn't get it better
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What version of Visual Studio do you have? Have you selected the correct version in project preferences? Could you click on the HISE logo and tell me what info it gives?
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@d-healey 2017; yes; here you go:
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Are you able to export as a standalone application?
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@d-healey sadly, no.
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@captainaryel Do you get the same error?
