I’ve just updated my JUCE checkout after a few months and, trying to compile it, I’m getting more or less 150 of the following warning:
../core\juce_Atomic.h(210) : warning C4505: "juce::juce_MemoryBarrier": funzione locale senza riferimenti rimossa
Translation: “unreferenced local function has been removed”.
Then, compiling ‘juce_Expression.cpp’, I get:
Translation: “copy constructor could not be generated”.
Translation: “assignment operator could not be generated”.
Translation: “copy constructor could not be generated”.
Translation: “assignment operator could not be generated”.
Translation: “copy constructor could not be generated”.
Translation: “assignment operator could not be generated”.
Translation: “copy constructor could not be generated”.
Translation: “assignment operator could not be generated”.
Thanks, I just did a pull from the tip and those warnings are gone, altough now I get 152 warnings from the linker, like:
juce_RecentlyOpenedFilesList.obj : warning LNK4006: "void __cdecl juce::juce_MemoryBarrier(void)" (?juce_MemoryBarrier@juce@@YAXXZ) già definito in juce_UndoManager.obj; seconda definizione ignorata
Meaning: symbol already defined in object; second definition ignored.
OMG those old microsoft compilers get on my nerves… Ok, I guess the juce_MemoryBarrier declaration just needs to be marked “inline”, I’ll do that when I get a moment.
Well, beware of the free version of Visual Studio 2010 - although it’s extremely good, they’ve deliberately removed a lot of basic functionality to try to force people to pay a ridiculous amount of money for the “pro” version. VS2008 is probably the best bet if you’re after a good free compiler.
Oh great! I’ve just installed it and started to convert my projects…
I see they removed the resource editor, but this is not a problem using Juce. I can also get along without x64 output, but I cannot find the class browser, did they remove that too?
Anyway, I switched to VC 2008 and indeed it seems, in the express version, a better choice. VC 2010 also looks a bit slower on my old home PC, probably due to the rewriting of the IDE in C#.