Audio Native audio plugin bundle does not work on iOS

I made some custom plugins by using native audio sdk. The imported bundle works well on Mac, but when I build the game on iOS the audio processing simply does not work.
I tried to follow some of the advice that I found in this thread:

https://forum.unity.com/threads/native-audio-plugin-bundle-import-settings-for-ios-build.315590/

But then I get an error when I build the XCode project for iOS. In particular, after registering the plugin in preStartUnity{}, in UnityAppController.mm, I get this errors:
"Using of undeclared identifier 'MetalUpdateDisplaySync'" in file MetalHelper.mm, line 94
"'MTLResourceStorageModeManaged' is unavailable: not available on iOS" in file MetalHelper.mm, line 116
"'MTLResourceStorageModeManaged' is unavailable: not available on iOS" in file MetalHelper.mm, line 164

Is anyone aware of any documentation that shows the steps for correctly importing a bundle and a static library on Unity for iOS?
Thanks!

 

Same error for the exact same reason.The errors relate to Metal and OSX flags, I am curious why they appear on an iOS build. Taking away the OSx dependencies from AudioPluginInterface.h does not give the errors above, but throws

Undefined symbols for architecture arm64:

  "_UnityGetAudioEffectDefinitions", referenced from:

      -[UnityAppController preStartUnity:] in UnityAppController.o



ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture arm64

clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

The closest pointer I've found is this: https://github.com/playdots/UnityPd#ios Now I am investigating their AudioPluginInterface.h (written for Unity 5.x it seems).

 

Yeah, also getting the same errors when trying to build native audio plugin for iOS.

Which version of Unity are you both running?

The only way I could remove the error was by changing line 13 "AudioPluginInterface.h" to 0.

Code (CSharp):

1. #   define PLATFORM_OSX 0

This allowed my project to build. But when trying to deploy, the app crashes. Need to do further investigation to see if it's the plugin causing the crash, but I suspect it is.

Edit: I was being stupid. I think this flag definitely needs to be set! haha

 

Just for those who may run into the same issue. I managed to solve it by omitting the import for "AudioPluginInterface.h" and rather defined the functions explicitly in UnityAppController.mm as follows.

extern "C" {

// We have to manually register the Unity Audio Effect plugin.

struct UnityAudioEffectDefinition;

typedef int (*UnityPluginGetAudioEffectDefinitionsFunc)(

    struct UnityAudioEffectDefinition*** descptr);

extern void UnityRegisterAudioPlugin(

    UnityPluginGetAudioEffectDefinitionsFunc getAudioEffectDefinitions);

extern int UnityGetAudioEffectDefinitions(UnityAudioEffectDefinition*** definitionptr);



}  // extern "C"



- (void)shouldAttachRenderDelegate  {}

- (void)preStartUnity               {

    UnityRegisterAudioPlugin(UnityGetAudioEffectDefinitions);

}

I did run into the issue of certain plugins that required MIDI not compiling. I just needed to include the according frameworks in the iOS project