PtslCCppExport.h is missing (no file or directory)

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I tried writing, compiling, and running the example program (in the root directory's README.md), but I am getting the error:

Source/CppPTSLClient.h(71): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'PtslCCppExport.h': No such file or directory

I understand that PtslCCppExport.h is located in WinBuild/Generated (for Windows), but I was wondering why following the example very specifically doesn't work. I am aware I could just include the absolute path, but that seems hacky and risks any form of code-portability to non-Windows systems.

Therefore, why am I getting this error, knowing I followed the example? I imagine when building the client, these issues regarding the OS should be taken care of, so the resulting code would be portable across operating systems.

For reference, the example program is:

#include "CppPTSLClient.h"

PTSLC_CPP::ClientConfig config {
    "localhost:31416",	// server address -- note the server port!
    false,				// turn off stand-alone mode -- look for a server instead of launching our own (see CppPTSLClient::LocateServer)
    false				// do not skip auto launch -- try to launch Pro Tools if it is not running already
};
auto client = std::make_unique<PTSLC_CPP::CppPTSLClient>(config);

PTSLC_CPP::RegisterConnectionRequest registrationReq;

registrationReq.companyName = "YOUR COMPANY NAME";
registrationReq.applicationName = "YOUR APPLICATION NAME";

auto registrationRsp = client->RegisterConnection(registrationReq);
parse_response(registrationRsp); 


//void Import(const ImportRequest& request);

PTSLC_CPP::ImportRequest request;
request.commandType = PTSLC_CPP::CommandType::Import;
request.sessionPath = "D:\\ProTools\\Library\\new_session\\new_session.ptx";
request.importType = PTSLC_CPP::ImportType::Session;
request.audioOptions = PTSLC_CPP::AudioMediaOptions::CopyFromSource;
request.audioHandleSize = 1000; // in ms
request.videoOptions = PTSLC_CPP::VideoMediaOptions::CopyFromSource;
request.matchOptions = PTSLC_CPP::MatchTrackOptions::ImportAsNewTrack;
request.playlistOptions = PTSLC_CPP::MainPlaylistOptions::ImportOverlayNewOnExistingPlaylists;
request.trackDataPresetPath = "D:\\ProTools\\Library\\Test\\Test.ptpreset";
request.clipGain = true;
request.clipsAndMedia = true;
request.volumeAutomation = true;



void parse_response(PTSLC_CPP::CommandResponse * rsp) {
    if(rsp) {
        if(rsp->status.type == PTSLC_CPP::CommandStatusType::Completed) {
            std::cout << "Command completed successfully!\n"
        }
        else {
            std::shared_ptr<PTSLC_CPP::CommandError> error = rsp->error;
            string errStr = error ? error->errorMessage : string();

            switch(rsp->status.type) {
                case CommandStatusType::CompletedWithBadResponse: {
                    std::cerr << "Command completed but returned an invalid response." << std::endl;
                    break;
                }
                case CommandStatusType::Failed: {
                    if(errStr.empty()) {
                        std::cerr << "Command failed with no error message." << std::endl;
                    }
                    else {
                        std::cerr << "Command failed with error message: " << errStr << std::endl;
                    }
                    break;
                }
                case CommandStatusType::FailedWithBadErrorResponse: {
                    std::cerr << "Command failed with a bad error response." << std::endl;
                    break;
                }
                default: break;
            }
        }
    }
    else {
        std::cerr << "Response pointer was null" << std::endl;
    }
}


int main(int argc, char *argv[]){
    auto response = client->Import(request);
    parse_response(response);
    return 0;
}

[0x07dc]

I found the answer. I was using the files in the Source directory. When I switched to using the include directory located in "install\Debug\PTSLC_CPP\include" the error was resolved.