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i would want to use HISE on my arch (https://hise.audio resp. https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/)
there is a pkg downloadable, but i am not able to install it:
error: missing package metadata in HISE.2.0.0.pkg
error: 'HISE.2.0.0.pkg': invalid or corrupted packageLast edited by n4ck (2022-10-13 03:54:59)
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https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/r … .2.0.0.pkg appears to be a macOS Installer Package rather than a pacman package.
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That pkg file is for OSX. Build the thing from source.
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i tried to compile it via juce like the readme said
what seems missing for now is the libipp[?] (ipp.h)
anyone knows what i need to install to get this?
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i checked all the needed libraries, and what i cannot find is
libasound2also i did not install the lib32 stuffs, but i think that wouldnt matter?
error is the same
Last edited by n4ck (2022-10-13 04:35:07)
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I generated the Makefile using Producer from the juce 7.0.2-1 package in community. That Makefile disables the use of IPP. The build still fails due to a gcc issue and switching to clang fails as 2.0.0 does not contains https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/c … 65b0706ebf
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as far as i found out ipp.h
should be a part of libcups, what is installed.
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IPP is Intel Performance Primitives in this context.
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well, according to that name, they should be on the system,right?
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well, according to that name, they should be on the system,right?
How did you reach that conclusion? Why not build with IPP disabled? https://github.com/christophhart/HISE/b … jucer#L191
extraDefs="USE_IPP=0"Which should be disabling IPP use on linux. Did you manually enable it? What is the error related to IPP?
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