Win 10 / VS 2017 HISE Build Error

[DanH]

@DanH god this is so insane. Hise has built. It opens. All seems ok. Begin exporting a vsti. It says that Hise has indeed been built with VS2022 (news to me) and that i need to change the project settings as I’m asking it to build with a different version of VS. Ok - do that. Try the export again - back to the ipp.h errors .

I mean, I built hise with ipp (apparently). Wtf is going on!

[DabDab]

@DanH You need to compile HISE with VS 2022. Keep only VS 2022 in your system.

Install IPP (One APi) after VS installation.

[DanH]

@DabDab yup using VS2022 after all it seems. Just reinstalled ipp using the offline installer and had an option to link it to VS2022. Currently looks a little happier executing an export. Will report back!

Thanks

[DanH]

@DanH well it exported fine it seems. Will give it a thorough check in the morning.

[Matt_SF]

@DanH Just an update : here @Dan-Korneff 's solution worked just fine. I followed @d-healey 's video, IPP was correctly installed, and setting it to 'Static Library' did the trick.

[DanH]

@Matt_SF thanks, managing to export ok again here. Weirdly projucer refuses to open the project in VS2022 (auto opens 2017 every time) so I have to do it manually.

Otherwise all good!

[d.healey]

@DanH Uninstall one, you don't need both.

[DanH]

@d-healey I will

[orange]

Guys I've just got a new Win 11 computer and will install everything from scratch.

Which one should I use, VS2017 or VS2022?

Is anyone using VS2022 without any issues?

[Matt_SF]

@orange VS17 works as usual here (but I'm on Win10) .

[DabDab]

@orange I have 3 Windows.. 2 Win 10 & One Windows 11. MS VS 2022 works very fine. If you have windows 11, I will recommend you MS VS 2022.

[toxonic]

@orange I have a dualboot system, one OS is Windows 10 with VS 2022. No issues known by now