'juce/juce.h' file not found error in Haydxn Xcode Project

MacOSX and iOS
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Hi,

I’m very new to Juce and C++. I was looking for a tutorial or book on Juce and the closest I came was haydxn’s Juce programming Tutorial. I understand this is old and some topics on the forum reported that it can’t be followed to completion with current version of Juce/ Xcode. However, it looked like a good place to start so I found the ‘Starting Point’ folder with the Xcode project in so I could attempt to follow the tutorial.

When I opened ‘Haydxn Tutorial.xcodeproj’ there were many warnings and errors:

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I tried changing the compiler to Apple LLVM 3.1 and all but 2 errors went away:

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So, now I have the warning ‘juce/juce.h’ file not found’ twice on the line #include <juce/juce.h>

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I have successfully compiled and ran the Hello World VSTs on Mac and PC, and the Hello World AU on Mac. I have also built many of the example projects such as audio plugin host, binary builder and Jucer, though I downloaded Introjucer. I cannot see why I am getting the two errors. I tried adding the juce.h and the whole juce folder to the project Navigator in Xcode but it didn’t help. I thought about whether my paths are set (for the Juce folder) correctly in Xcode?

I have attached the ‘Starting Point’ folder.

Any tips or ideas on how to fix this would be appreciated, as would any pointers to a book/ tutorial on Juce while I’m finding my feet. :slight_smile:

Thanks in advance,

Dave

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Update:

I tried adding the following to my Header Search Paths in Xcode but it didn’t change anything:

~/Documents/Juce

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That project expects you to be using an old static library version of JUCE which is not really fully supported anymore.

I recommend downloading the latest tip here, building the Introjucer and using that to generate a new project as per these instructions. You could also use the “extras/example projects” app as a template for the tutorial.

If you are following the version of the tutorial here note that addButtonListener, addSliderListener have changed to simply addListener now.

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Thanks very much for the fast reply. I’ll follow your advice.

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