I could not get The Jucer to compile out of the box.
Seems there is a problem with the macro-less use of juce.h as exemplified in The Jucer application.
“jucer_Headers.h” contains the following lines
//==============================================================================
// Normally you'd just include juce.h here, but I'm doing it this way instead
// so that I'm guaranteed to spot any bugs that might creep in when using the
// macro-free include method..
#include "../../../src/juce_WithoutMacros.h"
#include "../../../src/juce_DefineMacros.h"
This gives an error when compiling The Jucer since “juce.h” includes “juce_app_includes.h”, which again includes “juce_ThreadWithProgressWindow.h”, which contains the following
declaration:
ThreadWithProgressWindow (const String& windowTitle,
const bool hasProgressBar,
const bool hasCancelButton,
const int timeOutMsWhenCancelling = 10000,
const String& cancelButtonText = T("Cancel"));
The macro T(…) is not defined, which causes an error.
I did a workaround by including juce.h with macros the normal way:
#if 0
//==============================================================================
// Normally you'd just include juce.h here, but I'm doing it this way instead
// so that I'm guaranteed to spot any bugs that might creep in when using the
// macro-free include method..
#include "../../../src/juce_WithoutMacros.h"
#include "../../../src/juce_DefineMacros.h"
#else
// Problem with macro-free includes DID occur. Missing definition of T(...) prior
// to inclusion of "juce_ThreadWithProgressWindow.h"
#include "../../../juce.h"
#endif
Cheers
/nif