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7.8.18. Why do I have some parameters in the XML file that application
can not read or modify?
Some components have options which are not available for every product. It is possible
to find in the XML file some parameters that are not implemented in your product
version.
7.8.19. What are the requirements to set up my development
environment?
VMC-7440 SDK supports Microsoft Visual Studio v6.0, VC2008 SP1 and VC 2010.
VMC-7440 SDK can only produce 32 bits code that can run on 32 or 64 bits Microsoft
operating system.
Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 SP1 Redistributable Package and .NET framework 3.5
should be installed on the development system.
The SDK is divided into two sub folders:
LiveWireSDK: This directory is required for building application based on Livewire
technology.
The batch file "set_sdk.bat" sets required environment variables that refer to this
directory.
LIVEWIRESDK_MSVC6 for Microsoft Visual 6
LIVEWIRESDK_MSVC9 for Microsoft Visual 9 and 10
LiveWireBaseDir : This directory is required for building custom Livewire components. It
includes some binaries, libraries, interfaces and headers files.
The batch file "set_basedir.bat" sets two required environment variables that refer to this
directory.
LIVEWIREBASEDIR_MSVC6 for Microsoft Visual 6
LIVEWIREBASEDIR_MSVC9 for Microsoft Visual 9 and 10
Please note that application project especially CSharp may refer to dlls present in
\Product_Files\Bin folder.
7.8.20. How can I create my first custom component?
For developers that intent to implement their own algorithm in a dedicated Livewire
component, a wizard for Microsoft Studio VC9/10 creating the skeleton of Livewire
component that passes video data from its input to the output is available in the
DevResources directory.
To install it, you have to copy content of \DevResources\ComponentWizardVC9 and run
InstallWizard_ VC9.cmd. You will be able to create a custom component for Microsoft
Visual Studio 2010.
Each custom component must be manually added to the component section and
assembly section of XML configuration file in order to be used. It also has to be
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