Debug vs Release

[Christoph Hart]

Well in this case make a diff between the makefiles and check what else is changing.

[d.healey]

Good idea. I'm not too sure what I'm looking for, the red is the new file that doesn't work, yellow is the original.

[Christoph Hart]

It seems as there are a few dependencies being removed (x11, web-gtk and so on). I think had to remove these for the headless plugin build (is actually a few months ago since I did this), but it shouldn't affect the normal stuff.

In order to fix this, you can add these back to the Projucer (search for the other libs like freetype and add the missing ones.

[d.healey]

@christoph-hart I think I'm not doing this correctly. I go to the filter below the file explorer section and type in x11 for example but nothing shows up.

[Christoph Hart]

.jucer files are XML files, just load them into Sublime and Ctrl+H these bad boys back :)

[d.healey]

@christoph-hart Thank you Sensei

[d.healey]

I was unable to find any references to the libraries like freetype and libcurl in the jucer file so I just added the missing ones to the makefile instead and that worked. I'm going to try now on Mint 17 again.

[Christoph Hart]

Ah, oops, just remembering, they are located elsewhere. Look in JUCE/modules/juce_graphics/juce_graphics.h. Change line 47 to

linuxPackages:    x11 xinerama xext freetype2

[d.healey]

Thanks, here is the latest Projucer built on Mint 17 - https://www.dropbox.com/s/2m9463flaw7f8w4/Projucer.zip?dl=0

[EDELWEYS]

@d-healey said in Debug vs Release:

I was unable to find any references to the libraries like freetype and libcurl in the jucer file so I just added the missing ones to the makefile instead and that worked. I'm going to try now on Mint 17 again.

Good afternoon all! First of all I wanted to thank for the remarkable designer on assembly of own musical instruments! I tested compilation and work of Hise on different versions Linux. Best of all everything works at Fedora 28. But it is necessary to establish similar libraries, answers on analogs are on the Internet. David thanks for lessons of the program, and Christoph for remarkably done work!