Windows installation

[d.healey]

@tsempire Have you installed IPP?

[tsempire]

@tsempire yes : I followed your video the same thing

https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/do...
IPP: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/...

[tsempire]

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[d.healey]

@tsempire Did you install it after you installed visual studio?

[tsempire]

@d-healey Yes I first installed visual studio after oneAPI Base toolkit.

What should I do? if there is a solution please

[d.healey]

@tsempire Try disabling IPP in projucer and see if it builds.

[tsempire]

@d-healey https://youtu.be/9xhYB-zH78M

debug works. what to do?

[d.healey]

@tsempire So there is something wrong with the connection between visual studio and IPP - I can't offer much guidance here though as I don't use IPP myself so haven't tried the latest installer from Intel, hopefully someone else who has built with it more recently can help.

Unless you're working with the convolution effects you don't really need IPP anyway.

[tsempire]

@d-healey I only create virtual vst instrument plug-ins, do I need the IPP?

[d.healey]

@tsempire Short answer is no, but if you're using the convolution reverb effect using IPP will likely reduce CPU usage.

[tsempire]

@d-healey said in Windows installation:

convolution

no I don't use convolution, but I'm testing an export with HISE, bug