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I was using the Max SDK Version 7.3.3 up to now. I've seed also this max-devkit project (https://github.com/Cycling74/max-devkit) maintain by Cycling 74 right? The thing is that max-devkit includes files are quite different for the MAX SDK Version 7.3.3 ones ; function names changes, missing functions....etc..

So what is the situation ? What are the developers supposed to use ? Is max-devkit project the way to go ?

I was using the Max SDK Version 7.3.3  up to now. I've seed also this max-devkit project (https://github.com/Cycling74/max-devkit) maintain by Cycling 74 right? The thing is that max-devkit includes files are quite different for the  MAX SDK Version 7.3.3 ones ; function names changes, missing functions....etc..

So what is the situation  ? What  are the developers supposed to use ? Is max-devkit project the way to go ?

Hi,
I was using the Max SDK Version 7.3.3  up to now. I've seed also this max-devkit project (https://github.com/Cycling74/max-devkit) maint

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Most recent and easiest starting point is here from the 8.0.3(most current) SDK:

(check the online-version link there, i find it's the easiest to read to accompany the project/source downloads)

Looking at where that is, i see it's a bit confusing, too, because you expect to find the SDK where you'd find 'Documentation' on this site, but I only get to the SDK by going to the 'Downloads' page everytime.

The 'max-devkit' which the OP mentioned is actually just to make finished product 'packages'(don't need to bother with it until you're actually ready to distribute a fully-built app or set of tools... it is not a full API/SDK, only shows how to properly package things for distribution).

And finally, there is also the 'min-devkit' here:

which is a newer form of SDK for those who'd rather work in C++ instead of C(but the 8.0.3 SDK link I posted first above is the best one to start with, because it will have more full documentation on all functions and resources available; getting familiar with that first will help you use this C++ one more easily after).

Most recent and easiest starting point is here from the 8.0.3(most current) SDK:
https://cycling74.com/downloads/sdk 
(check the online-version link there, i find it's the easiest to read to accompany the project/source downloads)

And finally, there is also the 'min-devkit' here:
https://github.com/Cycling74/min-devkit
which is a newer form of SDK for those who'd rather work in C++ instead of C(but the 8.0.3 SDK link I posted first above is the best one to start with, because it will have more full documentation on all functions and resources available; getting familiar with that first will help you use this C++ one more easily after).

Well I have already used Max SDK 8.0.3 to make an external, however, thereafter I tried to compile the code using `Max-devkit`, it didnt work quite well and morever `max-devkit` has a little different functions, whose documentation is nowhere available it seems. :/

May be now i will look into `min-devkit`.

Confused about which Max SDK to use...