As discussed previously, I created one example what happens if I try to port a property that contains an Object to C++. I choose Song postprocessing network as example.
stefan@quadcorn:~/src/ghbeast (object-pport-error % u=)$ make -j1
MODE debug
CHECK Configuration dependencies...
GEN out/config-cache.mk
KEEP out/config-stamps.sha256
MODE debug
GEN out/bse/bseapi_interfaces.hh out/bse/bseapi_interfaces.cc out/bse/bseapi_handles.hh out/bse/bseapi_handles.cc
bse/bseapi.idl:1029: error: invalid type definition: = Object (_("Postprocessor"), _("Synthesis network to be used as postprocessor"), "r:w:S:G:unprepared")
bse/Makefile.mk:390: recipe for target '/.../·out∕bse∕bseapi_interfaces.hh·out∕bse∕bseapi_interfaces.cc·out∕bse∕bseapi_handles.hh·out∕bse∕bseapi_handles.cc·.INTERMEDIATE' failed
make: *** [/.../·out∕bse∕bseapi_interfaces.hh·out∕bse∕bseapi_interfaces.cc·out∕bse∕bseapi_handles.hh·out∕bse∕bseapi_handles.cc·.INTERMEDIATE] Error 7
It seems aida doesn't recognize Object as valid type here.
tim-janik
commented
1 year ago
As discussed previously, I created one example what happens if I try to port a property that contains an Object to C++. I choose Song postprocessing network as example.
It seems aida doesn't recognize
Objectas valid type here.