Anthony Palomba

I have been investigating the graphics APIs supported by the 

Max SDK. It looks like it is using an api called JGraphics.

I have some apps that I developed using JUCE. JUCE is a 

cross platform application frame work. It has a lot of 

support for UI controls that I would like to use instead of

having to code them from scratch using JGraphics. Does anyone 

know if the Max SDK supports the JUCE api?

I have been investigating the graphics APIs supported by the 
Max SDK. It looks like it is using an api called JGraphics.
I have some apps that I developed using JUCE. JUCE is a 
cross platform application frame work. It has a lot of 
support for UI controls that I would like to use instead of
having to code them from scratch using JGraphics. Does anyone 
know if the Max SDK supports the JUCE api?


juce-support-in-max-sdk

You can't use Juce component within an external object, because Max and Juce are statically linked and we use a slightly modified version of Juce. jgraphcis is the way to go if you want to avoid displaying a no-titled window over a patcherview.

That is too bad, I would like to be able to take advantage of 

the nice UI and frame work features of JUCE in my external. I 

guess I could port my own version of JUCE to work in Max.

That is too bad, I would like to be able to take advantage of 
the nice UI and frame work features of JUCE in my external. I 
guess I could port my own version of JUCE to work in Max.


JUCE support in Max SDK?