Compilation error
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@PLSEI1124 Ok, no problems.
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@ulrik This is the only thing that appears in the console. You won't see any error codes or anything like that.
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You also need to set the path to the HISE source within project preferences
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@PLSEI1124 does a terminal window open? That is where the error message will be.
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@d-healey Yes, it opens very briefly, but I don't see anything in there.
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@PLSEI1124 Could you show me a screenshot of the SDK folder structure?
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@PLSEI1124 Your VST3 SDK folder isn't correct. Delete it, and the ASIOSDK2.3 folder and extract the sdk zip file again.
It should be like this:
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I changed the folder structure to the one I showed you earlier, and again chose to export to VSTi64bit, but it was no different than before (see the error screen I showed you earlier). -
@PLSEI1124 said in Compilation error:
I changed the folder structure
Did you extract the included sdk zip file?
Are you able to post a video of your export process?
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@d-healey It's hard to see in the video, but I unzipped the "sdk.zip" file that was in the sdk folder and put the contents into the sdk folder. Is there any problem with this process?
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@PLSEI1124 said in Compilation error:
Is there any problem with this process?
Nope, sounds like you did right.
Can you give a step by step of your process? Start from downloading the HISE source code and give as much detail as possible.
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@d-healey I installed HISE in a location where there are no foreign characters (including Korean), no special characters, and only English case. I put the samples in the samples folder and its subfolders in my plugin project folder and compressed them with HLAC monolith. I unzipped the HISE source code archive to the folder where I installed HISE.exe (creating a subfolder with the source code inside the HISE folder) and installed various SDKs (asio sdk, vst3 sdk) in it. Everything up to this point was done on drive D. Then I installed the community version of visual studio 2017 on drive C, which is the default installation location (I don't remember the exact location), and that's when I stopped getting the error message about the version of visual studio. After that, I kept getting nothing but compilation errors, so I was doing nothing, and now I'm looking for help. I used a translator, so it may be inaccurate.
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@PLSEI1124 said in Compilation error:
I unzipped the HISE source code archive to the folder where I installed HISE.exe (creating a subfolder with the source code inside the HISE folder)
What is the path to the HISE source code folder? Can you show a screenshot?
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@PLSEI1124 That looks correct. What link did you download the source code from? Have you tried compiling HISE yet? If not that should be the first step.
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@d-healey i downloaded HISE source code in github. I'll try compile HISE.
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@PLSEI1124 said in Compilation error:
i downloaded HISE source code in github. I
Yes but which download link did you use?
