I tried running the new Projucer from the free linux edition, and it fails with the error message "Illegal Instruction (core dumped)". I'd be grateful for any help to get it running! I'm running Ubuntu 15.10 in Gnome 3.18 on an intel core i7-950, 6 GB RAM and an nvidia gtx 960.
Today I tried with the current version on arch64 and Projucer is still throwing "Illegal Instruction".
Is it possible to use JUCE (and juce-projects) without the projucer? Maybe with building the introjucer? I haven't found any description for building from source.
What library? The Projucer is a boutique frontend and is not needed to build or create JUCE projects. Once you've built the Introjucer, launch it and start creating your project. It will generate Linux makefiles for you that you can then use to build your projects.
I think there are some misconceptions here about how all that stuff actually works!
The JUCE library is not pre-built, it comes as source code. The Introjucer (or Projucer) is then used to create native Xcode/Visual studio/makefile/Android Studio projects set up in such a way that they compile all that necessary JUCE source code together with the source code of your app. It also employs some tricks to generate that project in such a way that it compiles relatively fast, the JUCE code is browseable, it has all the build settings JUCE needs, etc. So yeah it's definitely needed.
I’ve just downloaded the last juce version from the site and I get this error on a 64-bit Ubuntu 14.04 LTS system.
Is there any fix for that?
Also are there any other alternatives?