cycling74/max-sdk-base

Headers, libs, and scripts for Max external development

max-sdk-base's Issues

Do ad-hoc codesigning in CMake `codesign` is available

We would probably want to do it by default, but it would be nice to at least also have an option to turn it off.

Related to Cycling74/min-devkit#200

"Offset of on non-standard-layout type" warning on new SDK (C++) in Xcode

Since moving to max-sdk-base (from the old max-sdk, prior to this separation) I've been getting these warnings about macros like:

CLASS_ATTR_SYM

in Xcode where the max object is a C++ object (I'm not using the min-api I have my own C++ wrapper). The warning does not occur for exactly the same code if I switch back to the old SDK, so it's related to the SDK, and not Xcode version/compiler etc. I cannot find any relevant pragmas that would have previously been suppressing the warning, nor do my types have any virtual methods.

Everything still works as expected, but it is a bit tedious - do you have any pointers for why this might have changed and if I can suppress the warnings?

Xcode throws warning: "This function declaration is not a prototype"

Hi there,

I am on Mac using Xcode 13.2.1, and when compiling externals there are some compiler warnings in max-sdk-base saying "This function declaration is not a prototype". It suggests to add void to the method body, which will resolve it.

I am guessing this happens when compiling sources as C++ files, as opposed to pure C files, which won't trigger the warnings.
I believe it is harmless, but annoying indeed... Could it be fixed in a future update?

Visual Studio 2019 / Resharper Warning in IDE

I ran into a warning in VS 2019 while running Resharper and iggylabs suggested I post it here as an open question. This only appears in the IDE and doesn't block building the project, so it's not a big deal, but still might be worth looking at, as the Resharper Code Analysis feature is handy to have active.

The issue impacts a few of the ATTR macros. In particular, CLASS_ATTR_RGBA will be highlighted with red squiggles in the IDE and display an error "Cannot resolve symbol 'C74_VARFUN_4'" CLASS_ATTR_DEFAULT has a similar error, but displays 'C74_VARFUN_2' instead. Other attribute macros like CLASS_ATTR_INT32 and CLASS_ATTR_DOUBLE don't display any error.

Some details on my environment:

1. I'm running VS 2019 (Release 16.10.4).
2. I'm running Resharper 2021.1.4.
3. The error only displays when Resharper Code Analysis is active.