@dannytaurus not sure, it looks more like it's suited towards embedded devices. Stuff like fixed sample rate and buffer size makes it rather awkward to wrap into a general purpose API.

@Christoph-Hart I just went back and double checked. It is in fact in vertical mode.

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var y = a[3] - a[3] * obj.valueNormalized - (h + 4) + (h + 6) * obj.valueNormalized;

@Christoph-Hart Nevermind, found this post https://forum.hise.audio/topic/1259/ahdsr-release-curve?_=1749402810437

Still, would be lovely to have release curve for AHDSR, if it's doable.

@d-healey Yeah I've seen that command, but then I don't know what "still single-threaded" means if we can set the number of threads...

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@Christoph-Hart Fortunately, restarting my Mac solved the hang on 'Planning deferred tasks' but I'm still compiling very slowly.

Yes, I think swap and memory pressure are an issue. I posted some images and numbers here: https://forum.hise.audio//post/88195

Sounds like it's time to upgrade my machine.

@Christoph-Hart Excellent!

Is there any reasonable way I could've discovered that on my own through documentation?

Or is it a 'click around and see' kind of thing?

@d-healey said in Compiling HISE with GitHub Actions:

Try 6 or 4 - this will free up RAM which might help, but using fewer threads might negate the gains.

Yes, will do. I'm trying compiling with the script first, since you can't set jobs in the Xcode UI anyway.

First I'll see how the script build compares to the Xcode UI build. Should be the same I'm guessing.

Then I'll reduce the threads in the script to see what effect that has.

@d-healey Yeah I agree, but my tests showed that all flags weren't reliable when set within Hise.

I think FORCE_INPUT_CHANNELS was not working

JUCE_USE_BETTER_MACHINE_IDS=1 DONT_CREATE_EXPANSIONS_FOLDER=1 USE_SCRIPT_COPY_PROTECTION=1 FORCE_INPUT_CHANNELS=1 HISE_DEACTIVATE_OVERLAY=1 ENABLE_ALL_PEAK_METERS=1 USE_IPP=0 CONFIRM_PRESET_OVERWRITE=0 HISE_USE_OPENGL_FOR_PLUGIN=0

Also I have some hardened runtimes, microphone flags, microphone access, access text, etc...

This is something that is still not clear in my mind as where I should set them all. So I kept setting them manually (until I could keep the jucer with Git)

@ustk Perfect, thanks! 🙌

@Christoph-Hart Yes, it would be nice if it was handled a little more gracefully than crash and burn 😀

Note that it only happens when you switch to Filter Display.

I can switch to Plotter, Audio Analyser, WavetableWaterfall, etc and it doesn't crash.

I have submitted a GH issue: https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/issues/587

@dannytaurus said in Issue compiling HISE on Mac:

44MB compared to 195MB for Debug - is this normal?

Yes, the debug build lacks a lot of optimisations, which makes it larger and should make it faster to build - I think the linking stage is almost completely skipped.

Is there a LAF function that works for this yet?

@dannytaurus As David mentioned, You should check out Payhip if you haven't yet, pretty good website builder and easy to use. The only downgrade I would see for vst is the fact you can't direclty put your Activation keys in it and from the last time I checked it's not supported with platform like Pulse Downloader. the Fee is 5% for Free version but you can pay to get it lowered or removed.

@Mighty23 That did the trick - thanks! 🙏

@dannytaurus Alright, that's fixed now. I realized that pressing F5 in the code editor will also just save the currently edited file, which also might be confusing, so that's fixed too (I guess in my years of using HISE I never once edited a file without pressing compile afterwards)...

@dannytaurus said in Standard way to make icon buttons?:

is it common to have several LAF

Yes. You should make use of local look and feel where you can. The golden rule is to avoid repeating yourself, so if multiple controls can share the same laf there is no reason why they shouldn't.

For the few components that can only be styled globally you should use a single global laf object.

@d-healey Aha! Found it - seconds after posting of course 😂

I want to change text both when hovering and when updating (being dragged).

I thought there was only a hover param but there's clicked too which does exactly what I need.

Thanks!

There's a bit more to it than that but not much. It just takes L and R inputs and a control parameter then performs a function on each input and sends them to the outputs.

If you're using a stateless function with a single parameter, you are exactly within the bounds of the math.expr node which does exactly this (not more and not less).

https://docs.hise.dev/scriptnode/list/math/expr.html

@Christoph-Hart I'm just launching the HISE Debug app.

From what I can tell, all snippets cause the crash. I have downloaded the assets.

When I run in Xcode and try to load a snippet:

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I don't know anything about debugging with Xcode so not sure what is meaningful to you and what isn't.

@Christoph-Hart I spend all my dev time in VS Code writing Ruby On Rails apps so I know it very well. I don't want to learn a new IDE just for tinkering with the HISE code.

I used VS Code successfully when adding some features to the Synthstrom Deluge community firmware. So I know it can deal with a complex C++ project quite easily. I'll check to see if there are any config files I can adapt.