@ustk said in Viewport scrollbar vs mouse event issue:

Let's not even talk about mouse events, but just place a panel that is both larger and taller, and you cannot click the scrollbar anymore...

Yep that's a problem.

what about making your own viewport using a panel? Or what about in the mousecallback you could ignore the click if the mouse position is over the scroll bar?

@ustk Reduce the width of your panel by 10 pixels (or however wide your scrollbar is), that's what I did. You can't see that part of the panel anyway because it's behind the scroll bar. If you need to decorate it you can paint the panel that the viewport is in, that's how I got the grey outline for mine.

@ustk I don't see an issue...

@andioak said in Virtual Machine solutions for cross-platform development:

Thanks! Could I bother you for an example of your build script, the bash version?

https://github.com/augustofilocamo/superOrgan/tree/master/Packaging

@andioak said in Virtual Machine solutions for cross-platform development:

I found @Christoph-Hart´s build scripts in the example projects. Lot´s of good work already done Are you both using those?

Mine are heavily modified from scripts Christoph provided me with a few years ago, so they are probably similar to Christoph's example scripts.

What language are they written in? Is it windows shell script / batch script?
Or are you using Linux/Mac bash/shell-script and, on Windows, running that in git-bash or something to run bash on windows?

Bash on GNU/Linux and MacOS. Batch on Windows.

I have a few compile errors too. Christoph, it's your birthday, why are you working! Go have fun... and fix bugs!

Compiling include_hi_snex_25.cpp
In file included from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/hi_snex.cpp:24:0,
                 from ../../JuceLibraryCode/include_hi_snex.cpp:9:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_core/snex_CallbackCollection.cpp: In lambda function:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_core/snex_CallbackCollection.cpp:442:38: error: call of overloaded ‘mov(asmjit::x86::Mem&, juce::int64)’ is ambiguous
   if (IS_MEM(v)) cc.mov(n, INT_IMM(v));
                                      ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_jit/snex_jit_ComplexTypeLibrary.h:262:67: note: in definition of macro ‘ADD_INLINER’
 #define ADD_INLINER(x, f) fc->addInliner(#x, [obj](InlineData* d_)f);
                                                                   ^
In file included from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/x86assembler.h:11:0,
                 from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/./x86.h:16,
                 from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/asmjit.h:36,
                 from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/hi_snex.cpp:5,
                 from ../../JuceLibraryCode/include_hi_snex.cpp:9:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, int) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:68:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, int o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); } \
                ^~~~
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, unsigned int) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:69:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, unsigned int o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); } \
                ^~~~
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, int64_t) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int; int64_t = long int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:70:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, int64_t o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); } \
                ^~~~
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, uint64_t) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int; uint64_t = long unsigned int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:71:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, uint64_t o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); }
                ^~~~
In file included from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/hi_snex.cpp:24:0,
                 from ../../JuceLibraryCode/include_hi_snex.cpp:9:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_core/snex_CallbackCollection.cpp: In lambda function:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_core/snex_CallbackCollection.cpp:454:38: error: call of overloaded ‘mov(asmjit::x86::Mem&, juce::int64)’ is ambiguous
   if (IS_MEM(v)) cc.mov(n, INT_IMM(v));
                                      ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_jit/snex_jit_ComplexTypeLibrary.h:262:67: note: in definition of macro ‘ADD_INLINER’
 #define ADD_INLINER(x, f) fc->addInliner(#x, [obj](InlineData* d_)f);
                                                                   ^
In file included from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/x86assembler.h:11:0,
                 from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/./x86.h:16,
                 from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/asmjit.h:36,
                 from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/hi_snex.cpp:5,
                 from ../../JuceLibraryCode/include_hi_snex.cpp:9:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, int) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:68:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, int o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); } \
                ^~~~
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, unsigned int) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:69:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, unsigned int o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); } \
                ^~~~
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, int64_t) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int; int64_t = long int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:70:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, int64_t o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); } \
                ^~~~
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:606:18: note: candidate: asmjit::Error asmjit::x86::EmitterExplicitT<This>::mov(const asmjit::x86::Mem&, uint64_t) [with This = asmjit::x86::Compiler; asmjit::Error = unsigned int; uint64_t = long unsigned int]
   ASMJIT_INST_2i(mov, Mov, Mem, Imm)                                   // ANY
                  ^
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/src/asmjit/././x86/../x86/x86emitter.h:71:16: note: in definition of macro ‘ASMJIT_INST_2i’
   inline Error NAME(const T0& o0, uint64_t o1) { return _emitter()->emit(Inst::kId##ID, o0, Support::asInt(o1)); }
                ^~~~
In file included from ../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/hi_snex.cpp:24:0,
                 from ../../JuceLibraryCode/include_hi_snex.cpp:9:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_core/snex_CallbackCollection.cpp: In lambda function:
../../../../../HISE-new/hi_snex/snex_core/snex_CallbackCollection.cpp:466:38: error: call of overloaded ‘mov(asmjit::x86::Mem&, juce::int64)’ is ambiguous
   if (IS_MEM(v)) cc.mov(n, INT_IMM(v));
                                      ^

@andioak

So the networking lets you just get in and copy the files over to the system you´re working on, or you actually run it from the original place?
And the HISE files are not specific to any OS, I guess, so the whole HISE source folder is just read in place then? From the original machine?

I run the files from the main system. I of course still have to build HISE on each OS first, but these executables all reside on the main system too.

And do you build it by opening HISE as an application and running the build via the app on each system or use a terminal script on all machines? (just curious)

I use build scripts, much faster, and I can just leave it to build everything while I get on with other stuff.

@andioak

Mac minis are a great option and they will be sufficient for both windows and macOS

An GNU/Linux. I've set mine up with a triple boot.

If I got it correctly:
use git to commit/sync? to all machines, which are also running git in their command line environments

I wouldn't use git as a syncing tool (I did, but not any more). I use git to manage code versions and I keep everything up to date on my main system. I then use network file sharing so that the Mac Mini has access to the HISE project files on my main system.

This means I don't need to manage multiple versions of HISE or my projects, everything is on the main system.

Does the VSTi work?