Particularities Of Mil For Microsoft Windows Ce And Matrox Iris Gt Sdk - Matrox Iris GT MIL Installation And Technical Reference

• The following project properties must be configured:
- Include the RemoteDisplay.lib in the linker input section (additional
dependencies edit field), as well as any other libraries that your project requires.
- Enter the path from which to deploy the debug version of the application on
your Matrox Iris GT (for example, \UserDisk\MyApp) in the Configuration
properties Debugging tree-structure item.
- Enter the path from which to deploy the run-time version of the application
on your Matrox Iris GT (for example, \UserDisk\MyApp) in the Configuration
properties Deployment tree-structure item.
Particularities of MIL for Microsoft Windows CE and
Matrox Iris GT SDK
Although they are generally similar, there are a few differences between MIL for
Microsoft Windows CE and creating Windows CE applications with other
libraries. The following is a list of important differences that you should be aware
of when building MIL applications for Microsoft Windows CE:
• Use MappInquire() to verify the version of MIL DLLs used by your MIL
application. This is especially important since you should write and compile your
application using the same the version of MIL on your development computer
and your Matrox Iris GT. If you have updated your Matrox Iris GT or performed
a FullRescue, the version on your Matrox Iris GT might no longer be the same as
the version on your development computer.
The following sample code is an example of this verification step. It is also available
on the Matrox Iris GT Utilities DVD.
// When the version of the MIL DLLs does not match the version used
// for the code compilation, a warning is added to the execution log.
// When this occurs, update your MIL DLLs and recompile.
double MilVersion;
MappInquire(M_VERSION, &MilVersion);
RETAILMSG((MilVersion!= M_MIL_CURRENT_VERSION),(TEXT("...")));
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