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6.5 Use of IT-3000 Software Legacy
Many of the individual functions of the IT-3100 Libraries are not compatible with those used for the
IT-3000 Library functions. The IT-3100 SDK does not support compatible library functions with
the IT-3000 Library functions. However, your application software developed for IT-3000 can also
run on the IT-3100 by building it with the procedure described below. This does not require the
source code to change (see note 1).
1. Install the IT-3100 SDK in your PC.
2. Copy all header files, import library files and class library files of the libraries provided for
IT-3000 into the same folder where the IT-3100 SDK is installed (see notes 2 and 3).
3. Read in the Project of application software into the development environment.
4. Specify IT-3100 Device as the target of the Project (see note 4).
5. Specify import library file or class library file provided for IT-3000 as the dependant file of the
Project (see note 5).
6. Carry out the build.
Notes:
1. It is not recommended to use specific library functions with the function name "TDxxx" of the
IT-3000's CMOS Imager Library which are operable on DT-X10. Rewrite the source code of
IT-3000 application software so that the CMOS Imager Library functions of the IT-3100 SDK
can be operable.
2. The default destination folders to copy the header file, import library file and class library file are
as follows.
Header file
Import Library file
Class Library file
3. When copying these files, if there is any file in the destination folder that is the same file name
with the source file do not overwrite it, but use the file of the IT-3100 SDK in the destination
folder.
4. In Visual Studio .NET 2003, specify Windows CE Device.
5. The procedures by development platform are as follows.
C++ (eVC++ 4.0)
C++ (VS2005)
VB
C#
C:\Program Files\CASIO\MBSys\INCLUDE
C:\Program Files\CASIO\MBSys\LIB\ARMV4I
C:\Program Files\CASIO\MBSYS\WindowsCE
: Navigate to Project → Setting ... and then add the objective Import
Library file in the Object/Library Module in Link tab.
: Navigate to Project → Properties of Project name and then add the
objective Import Library file in the Add Dependant File by navigating to
Configure Properties → Linker → Input.
: Navigate to Project → Adding Reference and then add the objective
Class Library file in Reference tab.
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