To get a copy of VS2010 go to this web page:
https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/vs/older-downloads/
and scroll down, you will see the following instruction:
"Visual Studio 2010 and Other Products:
To download any product from the following list, click the download button and log in with your Visual Studio Subscription account when prompted. If you don’t have a Visual Studio Subscription, you can create one for free by clicking on “Create a new Microsoft account” on the login page."
I believe this should get you up and running in VS2010 if you choose to do so.
I am using VS2019 myself, and tryng to compile the klinke driver.
I followed the instructions in the readme.txt file:
1) installed the EXACT versions of the Juce (1.52)and Boost (1.39.0) libraries mentioned in the klinke source instructions ("readme.txt")
2) modifying the include files paths property for the project - didn't bother setting up an environment variable.
3) as I am building a 64 bit version for 64 bit Reaper, I copied across the files located in the "JUCE-changes" directory - as instructed in the "readme.txt" file.
I have yet to successfully compile the Juce v1.52 library using VS2019 - thought I'd just jump in and see what blew up in an initial compile attempt.
The Boost library is headers only and doesn't require compilation, however, the compile is complaining alot when processing some of the Boost declarations - mainly paramter conversion issues.
I have managed to get the compile phase working in VS2019 ... with 869 lines of warnings, errors and notes. I am working through them one by one.
the most prolific error I am getting is:
"Unknown compiler version - please run the configure tests and report the results"
which is apparently being raised by a header file entry in the boost library - this line is from boost/config/compiler/visualc.hpp.
my next step is to compile the Juce 1.52 library in VS2019 ...
perhaps I will download VS2010 and try that ;-) - but only after the obligatory period of coding frustration and pain. I would prefer to have a current klinke derived project working in VS2019.
I am trying to solve a timecode display problem on my newly purchase Icon Platform Nano. Just ordered an Icon Platform D2 - hoping that it works with the current MCU OR Klinke drivers, and it may assist with my work.
regards
guy