Experiment Update

So, recently I've tried to connect my Muse 2016 headband to MuseLab / MuseIO.

The reason why I did it is to try out the Ristiaallokko experiment.

So far, I haven't successfully built it. There are many factors to it.

Being unfamiliar with C+ codes is one of them. I really don't know where to start and what to do to fix it. The second thing would be no familiar with Xcode. I don't know where are the options to fix the things they app warned. There is a lot of Googling needed to be done to even understand the errors the app mentioned.

One of the first things you would notice when using a newer version of Xcode or building a new system with an older version legacy map is that the Always Search User Paths (ALWAYS_SEARCH_USER_PATHS) setting is set to YES, but is not supported by the new build system. Make sure to change the ALWAYS_SEARCH_USER_PATHS to NO and migrate to using modern header include syntax (for more info click here).

Changing it to NO helps the build a little, however, there are still more problems to it. The next thing I faced is the:

objective c implicit conversion loses integer precision 'something' (aka 'unsigned long') to 'int' warning

And, I'm still searching for the solution. I found someone explains it here.
But honestly, I don't know where to find the 32-bit/64-bit or where to change it to arvm7, as someone said that it will fix the errors.

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