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brummer10 / guitarix.vst

guitarix vst3 wrapper for linux
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No GUI after building from source on Raspberry Pi OS (64-bit Bookworm) #29

Open GuntherT opened 3 weeks ago

GuntherT commented 3 weeks ago

I successfully built guitarix.vst on Raspberry Pi OS using both the v0.3 source code and the latest git. In both instances, whether I used the included JUCE modules or the system modules, there is no GUI when opened in Ardour 8.6, which I installed via the binary from ardour.org. I also tried a copy of Ardour installed via the apt repositories, which provided version 7.3, but I encountered the same issue. There were no build errors or messages from Ardour that pointed to the source of the problem. After each of the four rounds of building guitarix.vst, I removed the non-functional instance before starting over, so I believe I have properly tested all four build methods [v0.3 with included modules, v0.3 with system modules, latest git with included modules, latest git with system modules]. Let me know if you need more information or would like me to test anything on my end.

pidaw@raspberrypi:~/guitarix.vst $ make
INFO: Submodule up to date
INFO: Using included Juce modules [../../JuceModules]
INFO: optimised for aarch64
INFO: Compiling modules - done
Linking Guitarix - Shared Code
Linking Guitarix - VST3
Stripping Guitarix - VST3
INFO: Build finish, now run make install

pidaw@raspberrypi:~/guitarix.vst $ make USE_SYSTEM_JUCE=1
INFO: Submodule up to date
INFO: Using system Juce modules [/usr/share/juce]
INFO: optimised for aarch64
INFO: Compiling modules - done
Linking Guitarix - Shared Code
Linking Guitarix - VST3
Stripping Guitarix - VST3
INFO: Build finish, now run make install
brummer10 commented 2 weeks ago

It's a pitta. You could try juce version 7.0.5 which seems to work for most people here. https://github.com/brummer10/guitarix.vst/issues/13#issuecomment-2293181069 make JUCE_DIR=/path/to/juce

GuntherT commented 6 days ago

Version 7.0.5 is the version I used because it was included in Debian's repositories. If I get it to work on a newer version, I'll report back, but so far I have not been successful. Would you perhaps consider providing an aarch64 binary for the next release?