Unable to load Info.plist exceptions (eGPUOverrides)

[JinyongSuh]

After upgraded to mojave and xcode10, there were problems building examples.

So I followed just like the other topic so I removed i386 and -framework Quicktime in CoreOF.xcconfig.

However, another problem has occurred and Unable to load Info.plist exceptions (eGPUOverrides) message keeps printing.

Is there anything i should do else?

[zach]

I’m not sure what that warning is, but I think it’s harmless (from what I’ve seen googling it)

[roymacdonald]

Does the app run?

[JinyongSuh]

but the app does not work… nothing is shown on the screen

[JinyongSuh]

nope. no result is shown. just the window with nothing

[roymacdonald]

Try to edit the openFrameworks-Info.plist file and add a new field to it. Xcode will give you all the available options for this new field name. is there anything that says eGPU?

[JinyongSuh]

i just looked up the file with xcode, but there is nothing related to eGPU.

[zach]

which example are you running?

[JinyongSuh]

I tried particlesExample in math and meshFromCameraExample in 3d.

[NattyTheHill]

I think I have the same issue as you. I managed to get everything working (including 3dprimitives by adding a string to allow for camera usage in the Info.plist) only to get build succeeded but a blank screen app. Until I moved the app window around…

This is the case for all the examples. Wondered if you tried this and if not, does anyone know why it’s happening to me???

[zach]

this white window thing seems to be a bug in GLFW with mojave. it doesn’t appear when compiling w/ Xcode 9.4.1 but it does with Xcode 10. here’s a fix:

No rendering initially in Mojave

Hi All I’m running oF 0.10.0 and just updated to Mojave and Apple appear to be doing something slightly different under the hood now, I get a blank screen when my app starts up, although the code is running in the background, I’ve found I need to move the window to get it to render, so naively I’ve added this snippet to my draw method to imperceptibly nudge the window position: if( ofGetFrameNum() == 1 ) { ofSetWindowPosition( ofGetWindowPositionX(), ofGetWindowPositionY()+1 ); of…

I’ve been experimenting with Xcode 10 mojave and taking notes here:

Issue: General issue for other problems with xcode 10 / macos 10.14

Issue: mojave + xcode 10 issues

there’s alot of weirdness to figure out…

[JinyongSuh]

@NattyTheHill Actually I did same thing just like you, and I thought the problem was solved. But, too many bugs occurred with other examples and even with my own code. So I downgraded xcode to 9.4.1, but in case of meshFromCamera example, webcam does not turn on even though I added camera usage option… So, seems I should have not upgraded to mojave…

[zach]

@JinyongSuh – one note is that with 9.4.1 & mojave the plist seems to be not loading properly from what I’ve seen – I’ve found if you run the app outside of Xcode, by double clicking, it works. I’m not 100% sure why that is.

I personally think the best solution at the moment on mojave is xcode10 + legacy compile + window move hack. for legacy build system you can do:

Xcode / File / Workspace Settings / Build system / select “Legacy Build System”

[JinyongSuh]

thanks @zach. I checked that it works ok in 9.4.1 when run outside! So now, I would follow your recommendation and wait for the updates!

[manal95826]

This happened to me on mojave and xcode 10 when I call a function to load a file from local resource in wkwebview. When I comment the function call … app run and message disappear.