Vojtěch,
AU Lab will work in 64-bit mode. By default it runs in 32 bit, so you need to use the Get Info command in the finder to switch to 64-bit. You should then be able to test to make sure your view is working correctly. AUVal checks the property, but it will not instantiate the class.
Hope this helps,
Michael Hopkins Core Audio Engineering
On Oct 30, 2011, at 5:17 PM, Vojtěch Meluzín wrote: Hi,
I'm working on 64-bit AU support, hence I created a Cocoa interface. Now when kAudioUnitProperty_CocoaUI is used, the plugin successfuly returns the info about the class, which creates the NSView, but that class is then never instantiated, why? AUVal says it's ok, that's it, I guess it just checks if the method returns something.
Is there some 64-bit AU testing host, which will give me some report? Btw. I'm using "-fvisibility=hidden" for gcc, because I want to minimize size of the binary and because I also use static std libraries.
Thanks in advance. Vojtech
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