iOS example does not compile - 'MIKMIDI/MIKMIDI.h' file not found

[rednebmas]

The error I'm seeing is:

"/[my directory structure]/MIKMIDI/Source/MIKMIDIChannelPressureCommand.h:9:9: 'MIKMIDI/MIKMIDI.h' file not found

[armadsen]

Thanks for reporting this, @rednebmas. The iOS example has been a bit neglected lately (I've been working on a new iOS example app, in fact). I'll get this checked out when I can (probably after the weekend) and will get it fixed.

[kerrgrant]

Hi,

I'm using this for the first time (installing via CocoaPods) targeting iOS and am also having a bit of trouble getting it to compile (it may well be the same issue). My project is Swift-based and so i've setup the necessary bridge header file in order to interface with the library (as it's Objective-C based). I'm able to link and compile other Objective-C based pods to the project and also raw Objective-C classes, leading to me wonder if the MIKMIDI .framework is compiling correctly. Dya think this is the same problem rednebmas is getting?

Really looking forward to using this stuff.

Cheers!

[armadsen]

@kerrgrant, haven't yet had a chance to look at this, but I'll be working seriously on an iOS project that uses MIKMIDI this week myself, and will be sure to verify that everything is working right in this regard.

[kerrgrant]

Great stuff, thanks for getting back!

[armadsen]

I'm not actually able to reproduce this, but I have done a little work to modernize MIDI Soundboard, including switching to using MIKMIDI.framework instead of including MIKMIDI source directly. It should build out of the box again.