Figured I may as well see if there is a way to fix this without disabling the SSE assembly again. Anyone get this error? Anyone know how to fix it? I have VC6, latest service pack, latest platform pack, etc… It compiles and works fine if I comment out “# define JUCE_USE_SSE_INSTRUCTIONS” in the “juce\src\juce_core\basics\juce_PlatformDefs.h” file.
EDIT: For note, if you disable the warning (pragma disable) 4710 (warning, function not inlined), the warnings go from 701 to 7 (at least for me). The remaining warnings are all unreachable code (warning 4702). Disabled 4702 makes it compile with no errors and no warnings (well I have the SSE instructions disabled as well, but I doubt that makes a difference). I generally hate disabling warnings, I generally have it compile so it treats errors as warning, the not inlined and such is understandable though.
But if it won’t compile SSE instructions, how can it have the processor pack? I’m sure I had to install that as a separate item to the other service packs.
IIRC, the processor pack was part of the sp 5 update for MSVC 6, and if you then install sp 6, it removes all the useful assembly stuff, because they want you to upgrade :(. Not a good way to treat your customers if you ask me…
Yea, that’s it, read up on MSDN. Service Pack 5 has a processor pack for it, but it is incompatable with Service Pack 6 and they have not released an updated one, so although I do have it, it’s non functional… how nice… :roll:
I’ll just continue going to the platform config and disabling SSE… unless anyone is willing to make me some libraries with code I send.
