@d-healey

@Morphoice cool I'll see if that works thank you sir!

@Morphoice I can try that for sure, I'm on Sonoma 14.7.2

@Morphoice I have version 15.4 installed currently

@d-healey yes true, but what about the line under that says

zsh: bus error /Users/administrator/Desktop/HISE/projects/standalone/Builds/...

@d-healey okay gave that a go, I'm getting this error

2025-01-07 07:48:38.793 HISE[2564:56901] WARNING: Secure coding is not enabled for restorable state! Enable secure coding by implementing NSApplicationDelegate.applicationSupportsSecureRestorableState: and returning YES.
zsh: bus error

@d-healey okay I added the new blank project to the desktop and created a network with a single node, saved it and hit compile network as DLL and boom it crashes hise.

@d-healey yes I haven’t had issues with compiling as a standalone app or plugin, the issue arrises only when compiling the DSP network to DLL

@d-healey no my project folder is in my documents

@d-healey currently it’s on my desktop

@d-healey yes that is correct

@d-healey what’s also strange is I tried to compile a DLL of a minimal test on my friends Mac and it happened to him as well. I’m thinking it may be a permissions or a issue running a script somewhere maybe. but I checked the permissions in all the obvious places

@d-healey there is only one copy of the source code

@d-healey yes, I was sure this would solve but it still crashes

@Matt_SF happens on the newest version 4.1, completely uninstalled and tried version 4.0 and it crashes with that as well.

@Morphoice also it seems to happen from the start even with a clean build

@Morphoice thank you good sir I will give this a go

@Morphoice yeah I think so too, although I think Ive tried everything.. creating new projects, rebuilding hise 4.0 / 4.1. And none seem to fix the issue, but everything else compiles and works fine.

@Matt_SF here's an example

HiseSnippet 999.3ocuV80aaaCDmxIzo1scXEne.7it.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.liJNSPr0oSt9lBEP9nVMzUnjFtcU09p6AGq2sxw9Rg3SvgbKcw1wXisfQHS8eAFK5LeL9j4yYTaI.2GO9s6ZaXu6caX6h1PHltf+nBwNiea+s1.9m3RxdplkRzryTgBxptFRRpf8F.iG14BghtLh+A1M6PR8PXfyhtzEDojIL6RiTy+kFNgdiJyxkueJwp4WiBvyxRhfwzT1vBzAqEzv0C4k64jc7hHlLNW3ufmBk8cxAEJ6uVYk1uYL6UJ8x7xQw6nfCb49GiGYRKVpO5XgPc0PURJufl5OULsIW3.buifedyBUhUoKTRN0Up7NsF8Gmnxf.WbD9Yh4LBW3n5QYFX3Q7oxHv37q1bTsYpX3sliITH2tJjXW3ZYbie.9ISeDcCOsNbK4J4rPnNDRzvcavrYiG5tcd8Ef97G.zDWRI+5u8b58YkbHfcw3AXM6Rl9BTM77P77qOpPQ83dGwnQELANrQB5Flxkm6HXfetLKZJ45Mx8AYGZf4g.GGnJnJl9Bnq9dtOGf+MdLbP9msKMwtFLzwYVUBzBrdzeko4U1Se2ekHTYGtqfUSY9sFRVdSpAUSD4YOShqT21DR2pEwqFDymI4jfItM7SflXN2okRDqCMPcGnTKSH48M61MX+ezkmPnZ06n9AWtC2CxWApLx7OyqE78lfbm9nK8Grx6XRfOC6cTZ8s5FN9M6pie6t53y2UGewt53K2UG+tc0wu+tcz8UxEcZNlNBMM7jbRXPvIRBbOS9kjnOSdk3lv

but it crashes no matter what is in the script fx even if its blank.

@WepaAudio yes but I read it should still compile the dsp to a .dylib unless I’m doing it wrong