Std::cerr doesn't work for me in VS 2019

[stephenk]

You shouldn’t be using stderr for anything other than error messages.

Thank you. It’s strange because if you search this site for std::cerr, there are many examples of source code using it for debugging purposes…

Displaying statistics about the components that take the most time to paint

Here is a small patch to juce that displays the list of components that are being repainted, with their name, class name, duration of the last paint(). Here is an example of it output: TopLevelComponent: MyApp t=0.0282652 getClipBounds=0 0 1023 1123 0 0.028265s 100.0% 4.002453s (self: 1.0% 0.041799s) "MyApp" class StandaloneGUI sz=1023x1123 1 0.000142s 3.9% 0.155630s (self: 3.9% 0.155630s) "" class juce::MenuBarComponent sz=1021x31 1 0.028028s 95.1% 3.805024s (self: 0.1% 0.00547…

Approaches to running unit tests

I’m developing audio plugins using JUCE, and I’d like to do some unit testing, ideally using bandit if possible, though if it’s much simpler to get what I want using JUCE’s own unit test stuff I’m open to giving that a go. I want to be able to do the following: Compile and run tests (and the classes they test) quickly for fast feedback Write and run the tests on any platform Retain the ability to modify and re-save my project in the Projucer without having to do anything custom each time (e.g…

[SOLVED] Issue with result of MidiMessageSequence::extractMidiChannelMessages

It seems that your ExportToXmlFile may have some kind of issue (maybe it's reading some uninitialized memory) as I cannot reproduce your problem. I've tried to reproduce your problem with the following program (most of it is the code you posted above): int main (int argc, char* argv[]) {     if (argc != 2)     {         std::cerr << "Please specify at least one argument" << std::endl;         return 1;     }     MidiFile midi;     if (ScopedPointer<FileInputStream> input = File (argv[1]).creat…

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