I listed the correct files in the readme. It looks like you’ve slapped a load of other random SDK directories before them in the search order, so of course that’s going to bugger things up!
if the compiler has corrupted a file, do a clean rebuild! And of course the lib doesn’t exist until you actually compile the juce project - surely I explained all this in building instructions??
sweet that did it.
and i genuinely am sorry that i’ve caused you so much frustration. if there is a book that would teach me how to deal with issues like this i would like to know. but as far as i know, it’s experienced users like yourself that teach people about these kinds of errors. not even the visual studio docs teach you about it, in a way that’s understandable to a newb that is.
Don’t worry, all blood vessels are intact over here! If you’re struggling to get your head round just compiling it, then maybe I need to take another look at the readme docs and try to make it more newbie-proof!
that’s something i’ve always considered doing, i have a bad habit of not documenting what i do. as soon as i get something workng i just get so excited and rush to the next thing.
i’ve been trying to figure out how to open and play it using your audiodemo.cpp and trying to get the graphics() function to change the color of the hello world text for 6+ hours now.
and have almst forgotten all of the things i needed to figure out earlier :oops: