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No, I think that's a template. It's this one: https://github.com/juce-framework/JUCE/blob/master/examples/DemoRunner/CMakeLists.txt
It's a PIP so I think the `juce_add_pip` function in cmake generates a cpp file which has that in.
I replied to this on the juce forum but as I mentioned there, the first thing to try is to use C++20 as that's the minimum version supported by the...
Have you checked the file is there in that relative path? Are you using cmake now? It sounds like you haven't added the module correctly? `juce_add_module` Have you tried building...
For C/C++ includes, they are relative to the current file. That’s standard. For running the examples, it sounds like you might not have done a recursive git clone so juce...
They’re just header files so are just included. There are ifdefs to use the locally provided or system provided files to avoid conflicts if you’re using choc in your own...
I'll reiterate that you should use cmake but in your above Projucer report, you're not using the "copy source files" option are you? I've no idea how that is supposed...
I'm on of the authors of the framework so yes, know it very well. But unfortunately I don't any free time right now to aid setup. ___ Did you try...
Do you perhaps not have the Xcode command line tools installed? Try running this from the Terminal `xcode-select --install`. Then try again and let me know how that goes.
I'm glad you got it working. I'm not sure what was going on with your Xcode install but seems like you've managed to cmake to find the compiler now. I...