Juce audioengine & iPhone components - a hint?

MacOSX and iOS
1

I’d like to use the juce audioengine with an MMI build only with iPhone components.
What would be the correct way to do it:

  • build an iPhone project with XCode and include the juce library (but then how to configure and start juce) ?
  • start from my juce application and try to replace the main juce view by an iPhone one ?
  • start from my juce application and replace only the components.

Thanks for your help.

2

If your whole UI is native to the iphone, then your best bet would be to write a native app and add the Juce lbrary to it.

3

Thanks for the answer. Shall I activate the JUCE_ONLY_BUILD_CORE_LIBRARY option ?

4

No, that would also disable the audio classes.

5

Thanks, it worked that way. The sound generation is working and I can control it through the iPhone GUI.
I’m stuck once again. On my application using juce GUI, I use the MessageListener class to notify the juce GUI of changes in the sound generation part.
I tried the same with the iPhone GUI but I have the impression the messages are dispatched only when I add a new one in the list.
Shall I call any message dispatch method somewhere to force the dispatch regularly ?

6

Did you use a ScopedJuceInitialiser_GUI somewhere to make sure the juce system is actually initialised?

7

I added an ScopedJuceInitialiser_GUI object in the main function and it works now. Thanks again !