Win 10 / VS 2017 HISE Build Error

[ulrik]

@Dadang it seems you don't have "ipp" installed
If you're planning to use ipp, you need to install it, if you're not planning to use it, just disable it in Projucer when building Hise, in the "Extra Preprocessor Definitions"
add this:

USE_IPP=0

[Dadang]

@ulrik I have used USE_IPP=1, but the result is still the same. Missed any settings?

[Lindon]

@Dadang you need

IPP=0

not:

IPP=1

[Dadang]

@Lindon I have changed it to USE_IPP=0 but the result is still an error.
Is there something wrong with my settings?

[guangcoder]

You can watch and follow David Healey brother's tutorial on YouTube channel. It work without any error.

[Lindon]

@Dadang you still have ipp on somewhere..

[Dadang]

@Lindon @guangcoder @ulrik Hi, I've followed the tutorial from @d-healey , on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D3kthNOQ9_s&t=781s. And I try to follow the order. Install VS 2022 first then install IPP, then like the video I shared. But still failed. I have also tried USE_IPP=0 or USE_IPP=1, but both values ​​still fail. Is there a solution for me?

Hise Error.mkv

[d.healey]

@Dadang I see this in the image you posted above

Try setting it to disabled.

[Dadang]

@d-healey Sorry sir, I've tried. The result is the same, failure.

Hise Error_22.mkv

[d.healey]

@Dadang Try disabling the USE ONE API drop down as well. Also why are you retargeting the solution each time? You're using VS 2022 so you shouldn't need to do that.

[Dadang]

@d-healey Thank you sir, it works well. It turns out that my problem from the start was that I had to disable all IPPs. Now I can successfully compile Hise Standalone. Thank you very much.

In the future, I will definitely bother you again with questions about my failures. Once again thank you very much.