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Unity Integration IOS Upgrade Problem

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Hi, I'm trying to upgrade from 2012.2 to 2014.1.4. However it is giving me an issue saying the AkAudioAPI could not be found. I found a similar question here where it mentioned I should switch to the correct platform or be sure that the correct unity integration is downloaded. I am on the IOS platform, and i downloaded the WwiseUnityIntegration_v2014.1.4_iOS.unitypackage.
What I noticed is, the area where enum AkAudioAPI is supposed to be declared, is encapsulated by this #if UNITY_IOS && ! UNITY_EDITOR. Meaning as long as I'm in the editor it wont declare that enum, yet there are no more AkAudioAPI enum declarations that can happen(the other is the Mac, but I delete that, it's not necessary... and it has a similar issue where the #if's encapsulate the declaration unless im in OSX platform mode, which I don't plan to be on.). So am I missing the enum delcaration somewhere else? Was I supposed to upgrade 2013 first? What am I doing wrong here? Thanks ahead of time.
in General Discussion by Miguel D. (100 points)

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