I’m so happy. I downloaded VC++Express, and I already have the most recents SDK’s, I followed all directions for compiling JUCE, and IT WORKED!
Now, to use JUCE in a file, which file do I include? I can’t tell which one it created and since I’m still a novice, I don’t want to include the wrong one. Sorry if it sounds stupid. Please help so I can start twiddling with things. Cheers!
well I know you have to include juce.h which should be in your /juce directory… is that what you are asking? you should trying building from the hello world example which has everything set up for you. That might be a bit easier.
in the solution explorer in the upper left… right-click the top most item. It’s say somethinglike “Solution ‘’ (1 project)”… select configuration manager from the drop-down… then you can tell it release/debug in there.
Ok, I found it. I’m not sure why it isn’t compiling. I’m redoing it as release right now. Then I’ll fire up the hello world. Is that the one that’s called “juce_application” or whatever?
Ok, I figured out my prob. I put the Microsoft SDK/Lib directory under the “Includes” directories instead of the Library one. That was my mistake. But now after I have it built with no errors, where can I see the results? Which file do I look for, or do I have to compile to an exe or what? This is more complicated than with Dev-c++ for me, so pardon my questions.
ex of mine is “C:\program files\microsoft sdk\lib” and it’s added to the libraries… and I inserted it at the top of the lib entries pushing everything down… cos that’s what it said in jules’ docs.
WHEWWWWW! I GOT IT!!! I think I just woke somone up with excitement. Finally, I actually saw the “Hello World” I’m so in a utopia right now. Now to finish the sample editor for Valley! :lol: Thanks for your help Mod, I really appreciate it! Cheers!
[quote=“koolkeys”]Ok, I figured out my prob. I put the Microsoft SDK/Lib directory under the “Includes” directories instead of the Library one. That was my mistake. But now after I have it built with no errors, where can I see the results? Which file do I look for, or do I have to compile to an exe or what? This is more complicated than with Dev-c++ for me, so pardon my questions.
Koolkeys[/quote]
depending on how you compiled it… VCEx creates a debug and a release directory inside of your project directory. The project sould be setup as an exe… so it’s sitting in one of those directories depending on how you compiled it.
[quote=“koolkeys”]WHEWWWWW! I GOT IT!!! I think I just woke somone up with excitement. Finally, I actually saw the “Hello World” I’m so in a utopia right now. Now to finish the sample editor for Valley! :lol: Thanks for your help Mod, I really appreciate it! Cheers!
Koolkeys[/quote]
WHWHHHHHOOoooooOOOOoooTTTT!! That’s how I felt too!! heheheh… congrats! :lol: