How to enable JUCE_ASIO in CMake...?

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The title says it all. I couldn’t see anything about this in the docs?

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I’m using:
target_compile_definitions(${target} PUBLIC JUCE_ASIO=1)

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Thanks for this @eyalamir :+1:

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Would you mind sharing how you set this up in CMake? I’ve added the target_compile_definitions(${target} PUBLIC JUCE_ASIO=1) as well as include_directories(${ASIO_SDK_PATH}/common) but when I build and run, I still don’t get ASIO as an option. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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This is exactly how I set it up, with the exception that I use:

target_include_directories(${target} PRIVATE ${sdksDir}/ASIO/common)

To make sure I don’t ‘infect’ other targets with the ASIO include directories.

Maybe obvious, but make sure ${target} actually resolves to your target?
message(${target}) is a good way to check that.
Also make sure you clear the CMake caches (CMakeCache.txt) in the build folder before regenerating.

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