(09-20-2023, 07:55 PM)mnrvovrfc Wrote: Does MacOS save settings specific to applications? Does it consider QB64PE an application?
Might want to try a simple program creating sound with QB64 v2.1 (the "official" one). Because the libraries to produce sound were changed in Phoenix Edition, to support more audio formats like the ancient tracker modules, and like QOA for the upcoming v3.9.
This is a strange problem. Might want to try with another language product. I don't know if QB64 on Macintosh still requires X-Code, might want to run a quick example of audio with that other programming system.
Somewhere in Freebasic forums I read that audio could be generated with `/dev/dsp` device. Does MacOS do a similar thing? It might have been blocked for QB64PE because MacOS must have decided it's not a reliable application, nor the user programs created with it. -_O_-
Thanks, mnrvovrfc. I'm no Mac expert and don't know if it saves app specific settings. Xcode is still required. The OS does consider qb64pe an app, a Unix Executable. For QB to run, you have to give it permission because it's not from a known software provider, but, yeh, the OS definitely considers me an unreliable program creator...
I don't know. It's a weird problem, but not the first time MacOS has borked my system. My 2014 computer couldn't compile QB64pe 3.6 or 3.8, but I have a newer Mac that I'm going to try a clean install on. Wish me luck.