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Visual Studio 2012 / OF 0.8.0 Compatibility #101

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ChristophMann opened this issue Mar 30, 2014 · 11 comments
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Visual Studio 2012 / OF 0.8.0 Compatibility #101

ChristophMann opened this issue Mar 30, 2014 · 11 comments

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@ChristophMann
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It is currently not possible to build ofxTimeline examples under Visual Studio 2012.
If using Visual Studio 2010 it is not possible to build under OF 0.8.0.

@obviousjim
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develop should work now
#102

@ChristophMann
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That was fast...

@ChristophMann
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But no, the project files for the examples still have the wrong reference to libs/openFrameworksCompiled/vs2010/, where "vs2010" should be just "vs" in OF 0.8.0.

If you correct this manually, you still get a ton of compiler errors out of Visual Studio, complaining it cannot find ofxTimeline.h

If you add the ofxTimeline/src then to the project include paths manually, the compiler stops complaining, but the linker still throws a lot of errors, saying it cant find references to external symbols (referring to ofxTimeline). Looks like ofxTimeline does not get compiled, for whatever reason.

I will try to fix this myself, but I am not the ultimate VS user.

BTW. Project generator in Windows/OF 0.8.0 also generates ofxTimeline projects incorrectly (missing #include ofxTimeline.h).

@obviousjim
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Hey there, ill put a visual studio example up there tomorrow. It's
impossible to update the old project files, we need instead to just replace
them with new ones,

On Sunday, March 30, 2014, ChristophMann [email protected] wrote:

But no, the project files for the examples still have the wrong reference
to libs/openFrameworksCompiled/vs2010/, where "vs2010" should be just
"vs".

If you correct this manually, you still get a ton of compiler errors out
of Visual Studio, complaining it cannot find ofxTimeline.h

If you add this then to the project include paths manually, the compiler
stops complaining, but the linker still throws a lot of errors, complaining
it cant find references to external symbols (referring to ofxTimeline).
Looks like ofxTimeline does not get compiled, for whatever reason.

I will try to fix this myself, but I am not the ultimate VS user.

BTW. Project generator in Windows/OF 0.8.0 also generates ofxTimeline
projects incorrectly (no Header files).


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@ChristophMann
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Oh, this would be great. I would volunteer to update the remaining examples then.

@ChristophMann
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Did you try it out yet? The process is not as straightforward as it should be, imo...

@obviousjim
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Haven't had a chance to look sorry. Yeah I agree it's challenging
especially in visual studio which I am not as familiar with.

Thanks for your patience,

On Wednesday, April 2, 2014, ChristophMann [email protected] wrote:

Did you try it out yet? The process is not as straightforward as it should
be, imo...


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  • James

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cgiles commented May 20, 2014

Hi there, is it some update about it ?

@obviousjim
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Updated one of the examples.
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@brucelane
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hi, replacing vs2010 by vs in the vcxproj file does the trick for vs2013 too.
some examples compile fine, though the audio and video examples don't, I get errors like this:
Error 43 error C2039: 'getAudioTrack' : is not a member of 'ofxTimeline' f:\openframeworks\openframeworks-vs2013\addons\ofxtimeline\example-audiowaveform\src\testapp.cpp 72 1 example-audiowaveform
thank you for your help

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any chance to make the addon work on VS 2015?

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