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# JUCE breaking changes
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# develop
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## Change
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Enabling JUCE_ASIO will now default to using bundled ASIO sources.
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**Possible Issues**
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Programs that depend on specific versions of the ASIO SDK (perhaps with custom
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modifications) may be broken.
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**Workaround**
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To use a different version of the ASIO SDK, additionally set the
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JUCE_ASIO_USE_EXTERNAL_SDK module option. If you're happy to use the bundled
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sources, consider removing the custom header include paths you were previously
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using to locate the ASIO headers.
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**Rationale**
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The bundled headers should be sufficient for the majority of use-cases, so this
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is now the standard option requiring less configuration. Using custom headers
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is an advanced use-case, so it's reasonable that this requires some additional
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configuration, i.e. setting the JUCE_ASIO_USE_EXTERNAL_SDK flag.
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# Version 8.0.9
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## Change
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