Brillant remark !
Thank you for reporting. There is a fix out on develop
Splendid !
I’m on it.
Fantastic !!!
With latest Sonoma beta and XCode 15 beta 8 my plugin builds like a charm !
JUCE library developers are the best !
J
If this fix is not available to a user, does this mean that there is also a workaround? Is it possible to disable plugin copy instead?
Not sure this answers your question, but I installed XCode 14 on Sonoma (downloaded from Apple Developer) and started XCode 14 from ther terminal with the following command:
/Applications/Xcode\ 14.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode; exit;
Then you open the xcode project directly in the Builds/MacOS folder.
Hope this helps.
Jacques, I think I got my answer, if I disable the binary plugin copy step in the jucer config, it builds fine (without this fix). I was just wondering if there was a quick workaround.
Cool !
I’m happy that works for you.
J
Alas another breaking change in XCode 15, the official version now.
When generating the XCode project for the first time, all the directories (Source, Libs, Juce Modules) are pointing, in XCode, to the ‘Builds/MacOSX’ folder. So of course nothing compiles.
So I have to change all the paths manually to point to source, libs, modules directories etc.
This wasn’t happening in the Beta versions of XCode.
Please advise.
Seems a Pull of the most recent develop branch fixes the issue.
Cheers.
I still get this with the latest Xcode and JUCE, u goes away if you downdrade to C++ 20 though like you.
Hi,
i have been modified this following -
https://github.com/ffont/FreesoundSimpleSampler
im able to build and execute the GUI, apply get requests and downloading the samples
but each time i choose/click a row to play a sample i get this mentioned error -
69123 HALC_ProxyIOContext.cpp:1329 HALC_ProxyIOContext::IOWorkLoop: skipping cycle due to overload
and unable to hear anything besides some cracks hear and there …
im using mac m1
sonoma 14.0
Xcode 15.1
any help would be appreciated
cheers
Did anyone found a solution to this new issue?
I’m working on a sequencer/sampler plugin and experiencing it since moving to Sonoma.
