mattyo

I tried last night to compile a standalone which I've compiled 

approximately 1, 000, 000 times before, and have been met with a long 

series of very lengthy crash reports. As far as I can tell, something 

in the compiler is trying to install every framework on my computer, 

and I sometimes wind up with 1 gig+ .mxf files. Naturally, little 

dinky tests compile fine, and I can compile all of the modules that 

make up my patch, but not the whole thing at once. I did a super- 

clean Max reinstall, no third-party objects aside a couple of Lobjects 

which are up to date, and I'm stumped. The only difference I can 

think of since I compiled this a few weeks ago is an upgrade to 4.5. 

Anyone have any light to throw on this? Im happy to send crashlogs, 

I tried last night to compile a standalone which I've compiled  
approximately 1, 000, 000 times before, and have been met with a long  
series of very lengthy crash reports.  As far as I can tell, something  
in the compiler is trying to install every framework on my computer,  
and I sometimes wind up with 1 gig+ .mxf files.  Naturally, little  
dinky tests compile fine, and I can compile all of the modules that  
make up my patch, but not the whole thing at once.  I did a super- 
clean Max reinstall, no third-party objects aside a couple of Lobjects  
which are up to date, and I'm stumped.  The only difference I can  
think of since I compiled this a few weeks ago is an upgrade to 4.5.   
Anyone have any light to throw on this?  Im happy to send crashlogs,  
but they're big.

standalone-compiling-problems-10-5

This is just a hunch but do you have something included in your file preferences which may be looking for objects elsewhere on your computer? I've only started compiling my own apps recently so maybe this has nothing to do with anything.

This is just a hunch but do you have something included in your file preferences which may be looking for objects elsewhere on your computer?  I've only started compiling my own apps recently so maybe this has nothing to do with anything.

I have noticed that if you build a standalone and try and replace an previous build it crashes on 10.5.2. the solution is to delete the previous version or build in a different place.

that's been the case for a long time for me at least, so I never try 

doing that. Definitely not the problem....

On Mar 8, 2008, at 23:55, Oliver Larkin wrote:

> I have noticed that if you build a standalone and try and replace an 

> previous build it crashes on 10.5.2. the solution is to delete the 

> previous version or build in a different place.

> original plugins and stuff for max: www.olilarkin.co.uk

that's been the case for a long time for me at least, so I never try  
doing that.  Definitely not the problem....

>
> I have noticed that if you build a standalone and try and replace an  
> previous build it crashes on 10.5.2. the solution is to delete the  
> previous version or build in a different place.
>
> oli
> --
> original plugins and stuff for max: www.olilarkin.co.uk


On Mar 8, 2008, at 16:46, Andrew Roth wrote:

> This is just a hunch but do you have something included in your file 

> preferences which may be looking for objects elsewhere on your 

> computer? I've only started compiling my own apps recently so maybe 

>
> This is just a hunch but do you have something included in your file  
> preferences which may be looking for objects elsewhere on your  
> computer?  I've only started compiling my own apps recently so maybe  
> this has nothing to do with anything.
>
> Hope this helps.


Standalone compiling problems - 10.5?