@d-healey I finally got it! It was in the Configuration in Visual Studio. Ipp was set to X86 version. It works now!
Thanks for your help. See you ;)

Hi @d-healey
Thanks for you answer. I can't resolve it. Everything seems OK. I deactived IPP and it compiles correctly, so I think it's really a config problem. In Visual Studio, there are errors on all the files that references ipp.h file. Something to set in VS?

@d-healey Hi, Thank you for your answer.
I searched everywhere in projucer. But I'm sure where to configure IPP in Projucer.
In exporters/Visual Studio/Release in the "extra libray search paths" field? I've seen the Video and there's nothing here in your configuration. So I don't know what to do and where to see that? Thanks for help.

Hi there!

I seen the youtube video "Building Hise on Windows 10 2019". Thanks for that resource it's very precious. I followed all steps.

I have a problem when building the project. In VS there are lots of errors related to the ipp.h file. All files included in the JuceLibraryCode folder that have a reference to ipp.h are in error (14 files).

I used the last version of Hise, the last update of Visual Studio 2017 community, and last version of IPP.

Could you help me please?

Thank you

@d-healey Thank you for your help! I finally got it here https://software.intel.com/content/www/us/en/develop/articles/oneapi-standalone-components.html#ipp
See you

@d-healey Hi, thank you!
I tried to download with Firefox, Chrome, Chromium, and Edge. Every time, I'm asked to register for Developer Zone whereas I'm connected with my Intel account. If I do it, I'm redirected to the download page and I still asked to register. I can't resolve it! I'm gonna try with opera but I think this will be the same issue...

@yall I have the same problem! I can't download IPP. Did you found a solution?
Thanks