The Path to your JUCE Folder is incorrect

[A Former User]

In order to test ARM support, I am trying to compile Hise-develop branch in macOS Catalina (10.15.7) with XCode 12.3 on an intel based mac.

I am getting "The Path to your JUCE Folder is incorrect" message in Projucer file of Hise-develop branch.

I tried to select JUCE folder and modules manually (inside of Hise-develop branch folder), but message persists.

Also, when I choose ignoring this message, I am getting bunch of errors and compilation can't be done.

[d.healey]

@Steve-Mohican This was asked and solved a couple of days ago, search the forum.

Path To Juce?

@Mwins On Windows, Before You Save And Run VS, Check The VS Version On Projucer. It Somehow Shows 2019 As Default, Set It Back To 2017.

Forum (forum.hise.audio)

[A Former User]

@d-healey I read that topic before.

That was for Windows, mine is macOS.
Also as I wrote above, I already tried the steps in that topic. Still no luck...

[d.healey]

@Steve-Mohican

That was for Windows, mine is macOS.

The answer MikeB gave is for Mac, but it's the same on both OSs anway. It's the JUCE folder inside your HISE source folder.

[orange]

@d-healey said in The Path to your JUCE Folder is incorrect:

The answer MikeB gave is for Mac, but it's the same on both OSs anway. It's the JUCE folder inside your HISE source folder.

Have you read the post above? :)

I tried to select JUCE folder and modules manually (inside of Hise-develop branch folder), but message persists.

I think it's about a random glitch or something similar

[d.healey]

@orange Yes, but that is the correct folder :) I have the same issue, as I mentioned in the other thread.

[orange]

@d-healey said in The Path to your JUCE Folder is incorrect:

@orange Yes, but that is the correct folder :) I have the same issue, as I mentioned in the other thread.

Yeah "ignore" worked for me too :) but in Windows

[A Former User]

@d-healey @orange

Yes I choose the JUCE and modules paths manually, definately it doesn't work :(

@Christoph-Hart Any fix for this please?

[MikeB]

@Steve-Mohican
I may be wrong but I think the Xcode version is too high?
What version of Projucer are you using?

[A Former User]

@MikeB said in The Path to your JUCE Folder is incorrect:

@Steve-Mohican
I may be wrong but I think the Xcode version is too high?

@Christoph-Hart said in Mac OS big sur can it compile script node?:

Xcode 12 works.

I am using Projucer 6 which is naturally inclluded in Hise-develop branch.

[MikeB]

Ok - it was just an idea - then I don't know.

I can't explain it to you, but try Xcode 10.3.

[Natan]

We have Wisest Here
@d-healey said in Path To Juce?:

I was getting the same message as well, so I told Projucer not to complain any more :)

@Natan said in Path To Juce?:

And Orange Joined

@orange Yes, but that is the correct folder :) I have the same issue, as I mentioned in the other thread.

Yeah "ignore" worked for me too :) but in Windows

[d.healey]

@Natan OP said "Also, when I choose ignoring this message, I am getting bunch of errors and compilation can't be done."

[Natan]

@d-healey So I Guess We Need Another Ignore Button

[A Former User]

Well, when I ignore that message; I am getting below errors multiple times at various places.

My macOS version is macOS 10.15.7 by the way.

Aligned allocation function of type 'void *(std::size_t, std::align_val_t)' is only available on macOS 10.14 or newer

Unknown type name 'Ptr'

No member named 'ui' in namespace 'snex'; did you mean 'scriptnode::analyse::ui'?

No member named 'WorkbenchData' in namespace 'scriptnode::analyse::ui'

Replace 'ANALYZER' with 'scriptnode::analyse::ui'

Expected class name

[orange]

@Christoph-Hart said in Mac OS big sur can it compile script node?:
Xcode 12 works.

For ARM supported plugin development, the miminum requirment for intel based macs is

• XCode 12.2
• macOS Catalina

Normally with these, you can compile for both intel and ARM universal binaries, even on a 2012 macbook pro.

But I think develop branch is not ready for that currently. Maybe available on M1 macs only.