Can't compile a DLL from the Export menu without getting an error message??? Can anyone help

GreekProgrammer

@d-healey Hi...Apologies for the entire transcript and walk-through. The only thing I can think of is one of 2 things:

I have an installed version of JUCE on my PC already (so not the version provided in the Zip that I used to compile with)

or

I have a pointer to Visual Studio 2017 and that is confusing matters. I have uninstalled VS 2017 a very long time ago, (UNREAL ENGINE/Android developer) so maybe it's in the registry somewhere?

Uuummmm

d.healey

@GreekProgrammer Let's try and work it out :)

What happens if you make a brand new, empty, HISE project, and try to export it as a standalone app?

GreekProgrammer

@GreekProgrammer How do I do this please?
Thanks for your help

is this the source code?

d.healey

@GreekProgrammer Open HISE, go to File >> Create new project

GreekProgrammer

@d-healey Its still not showing up in the hardcoded?

funny though, it has previously appeared in the ScriptFX????

d.healey

@GreekProgrammer Just follow my instructions :)

Create a new project, do not add anything to it, don't worry about script node, forget about RNBO. We are just trying to export the most basic HISE project possible. One step at a time.

GreekProgrammer

@d-healey oK!!

healytest project

d.healey

@GreekProgrammer Nope, you've added a waveform generator and an effect. Try again. Once you have an empty project go to Export >> Export as Standalone Application

GreekProgrammer

@d-healey Whoops so sorry OK here goes....

Same again!
Top man though (good idea)

GreekProgrammer

@d-healey
The same error occurs for the Rhapsody project too

d.healey

@GreekProgrammer said in Can't compile a DLL from the Export menu without getting an error message??? Can anyone help:

Same again!

That's good. It means it is not a problem related to RNBO or scriptnode specifically.

Open a command prompt (cmd) and type msbuild and hit enter, tell me what happens.

GreekProgrammer

@d-healey

Hello!

here is what has happened...

C:>msbuild
'msbuild' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.

d.healey

@GreekProgrammer Mystery solved, you need to install msbuild - this should be available from the Visual Studio installer if I recall correctly.

GreekProgrammer

@d-healey

Hi! I hope so 100% believe you are on the case!
Is there any particular version to download...I'll take a screenshot in a moment.
Thank you

GreekProgrammer

@GreekProgrammer

Heres the shot...

d.healey

@GreekProgrammer said in Can't compile a DLL from the Export menu without getting an error message??? Can anyone help:

Is there any particular version to download...I'll take a screenshot in a moment.

I'm not sure, I don't remember having to install it separately so I guess it was already checked along with whatever other options I selected at the time.