Hise will not export
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@gryphonsegg so when exporting the hise standalone from projucer my exporter should be VS 2022 yes?
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@gryphonsegg Yes, it should match the version you have installed.
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@d-healey and if it says nothing about IPP in projucer in the extra processor definitions do I stll need to add it in?
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@gryphonsegg If I remember correctly with the latest version of IPP you have to select OneAPI from a drop down menu.
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@d-healey yeah I did that. what about in the other section I stated when using VS 2022 where you actually need to type in USE_IPP=1 ?
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@gryphonsegg I don't think that's necessary any more. But either way you haven't hit any IPP related problems so I wouldn't worry about it for now.
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@d-healey I'm really bummed because I want to really sue HISE. I have been using flowstone 64 alpha and experimented with max 8 a little but too hard to compile from, and Romplur just makes ample based instruments. I really need to figure out what is happening here.
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I'm really bummed because I want to really sue HISE.
Well you are using HISE. You just have to compile your projects manually until you figure out what's going on with the configuration.
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@gryphonsegg I recompiled and built it all making sure 2022 VS was my eport etc and re opened it and tired again after putting in the new file path and NOPE. same fail. what could be doing it?
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delete all the HISE folders you have.
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re-download the HISE-develop branch
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unzip it and rename the folder to HISE
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rebuild HISE
-- tell us how far you get...
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@Lindon rebuilding now
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@gryphonsegg said in Hise will not export:
@Lindon rebuilding now
show us a screen cap of your drive where you have loaded HISE
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@Lindon it is just on my F:/ drive in a folder called HISE
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@gryphonsegg said in Hise will not export:
@Lindon it is just on my F:/ drive in a folder called HISE
screen cap:
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@gryphonsegg ok start HISE... open the preferences and screen cap that: specifically the Development tab
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@gryphonsegg ok make a simple sine wave generator plugin, and try to compile it...
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