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Patrick at 15:34, 18 September 2017

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	1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} You will need this example source code to be copied into your Dev C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.		1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} You will need this example source code to be copied into your Dev C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.

	2. In order to control Phidgets with Dev C++, we will use the {{Code\|reimp}} tool to convert the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} to a format that Dev C++ accepts. Download the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/ reimp tool]. Reimp is part of MinGW, a minimal UNIX emulator for Windows, and it is specifically within the mingw-utils package. You can check MinGW's ~~[http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=126568~~ release notes] to ensure Reimp is in the version you are using.		2. In order to control Phidgets with Dev C++, we will use the {{Code\|reimp}} tool to convert the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} to a format that Dev C++ accepts. Download the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/ reimp tool]. Reimp is part of MinGW, a minimal UNIX emulator for Windows, and it is specifically within the mingw-utils package. You can check MinGW's release notes to ensure Reimp is in the version you are using.

	3. Open up command line and traverse to the directory containing the reimp tool. Type the following command to create {{Code\|libphidget21.a}}.		3. Open up command line and traverse to the directory containing the reimp tool. Type the following command to create {{Code\|libphidget21.a}}.

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Mparadis at 21:18, 8 June 2017

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	If you want to use C++ style, object-oriented events you can do that as well. The following examples show you how to do this:		If you want to use C++ style, object-oriented events you can do that as well. The following examples show you how to do this:

	*[{{SERVER}}/~~wiki~~/images/0/05/Simple.cpp Main]		*[{{SERVER}}/docs21/images/0/05/Simple.cpp Main]
	*[{{SERVER}}/~~wiki~~/images/1/11/Simple.h Header]		*[{{SERVER}}/docs21/images/1/11/Simple.h Header]

	==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==		==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==

Mparadis at 18:45, 6 June 2017

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	====Use Our Examples====		====Use Our Examples====

	In addition to running one of the two [[#Libraries and Drivers:\| Windows Installers]] above (which you probably already have if you worked through the ''Getting Started'' page for your device), you will need the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21bcc.zip Borland C++ Libraries]. {{Code\|phidget21bcc.lib}} is typically placed in {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, but you are free to place it in any directory you wish.		In addition to running one of the two [[#Libraries and Drivers:\| Windows Installers]] above (which you probably already have if you worked through the ''Getting Started'' page for your device), you will need the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/phidget21bcc.zip Borland C++ Libraries]. {{Code\|phidget21bcc.lib}} is typically placed in {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, but you are free to place it in any directory you wish.

	After installing the Phidget C/C++ library, you're ready to download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and run the examples.		After installing the Phidget C/C++ library, you're ready to download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and run the examples.

Mparadis at 18:42, 6 June 2017

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	{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/Phidget21_C_Doc.zip}}		{{APIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/Phidget21_C_Doc.zip}}
	{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/cdoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|		{{ExtraAPIQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/documentation/web/cdoc/index.html\|HTML Version of}}\|
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/VCpp.zip Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 Projects]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/VCpp.zip Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 Projects]
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz All other compilers]\|		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz All other compilers]\|
	{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21bcc.zip\|Borland(Windows)\|}}		{{ExtraLibraryQuickDownloads\|{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/phidget21bcc.zip\|Borland(Windows)\|}}
	{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}		{{WindowsQuickDownloads}}
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	* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.h}}</b> lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is. By default, our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.h}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}} so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace.		* <b>{{Code\|phidget21.h}}</b> lists all the Phidget API function calls available to your code. Your compiler also has to know where this file is. By default, our installer puts {{Code\|phidget21.h}} into {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}} so you can either point your compiler to that location, or copy and link to it in a directory for your project workspace.

	If you do not want to use our installer, you can download all three [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/~~phidget21~~-x86.zip files] and manually install them where you want; refer to our [[OS_-_Windows#Manual_File_Installation \| Manual Installation Instructions]].		If you do not want to use our installer, you can download all three [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget-x86.zip files] and manually install them where you want; refer to our [[OS_-_Windows#Manual_File_Installation \| Manual Installation Instructions]].


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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	To run the examples, you first download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/VCpp.zip examples] and unpack them into a folder. To load all projects in Visual Studio, go to File → Open → Project → Solution, and open {{Code\|Visual Studio Phidgets Examples.sln}} in the {{Code\|VCpp}} folder of the examples.		To run the examples, you first download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/VCpp.zip examples] and unpack them into a folder. To load all projects in Visual Studio, go to File → Open → Project → Solution, and open {{Code\|Visual Studio Phidgets Examples.sln}} in the {{Code\|VCpp}} folder of the examples.

	Since the examples were written in Visual Studio 2005, if you are opening the examples in Visual Studio 2008/2010, you will need to go through the Visual Studio Conversion Wizard to open and convert the 2005 project.		Since the examples were written in Visual Studio 2005, if you are opening the examples in Visual Studio 2008/2010, you will need to go through the Visual Studio Conversion Wizard to open and convert the 2005 project.
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	1. Start by downloading the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples]. You can import these examples into a Visual Studio 2003 C++ project. Afterwards, unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. You will need this example source code to be copied into your C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.		1. Start by downloading the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples]. You can import these examples into a Visual Studio 2003 C++ project. Afterwards, unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. You will need this example source code to be copied into your C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.

	2. A new project will need to be created. Generate a new Visual C++ empty project(.NET) with a descriptive name such as HelloWorld.		2. A new project will need to be created. Generate a new Visual C++ empty project(.NET) with a descriptive name such as HelloWorld.
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. You will need this example source code to be copied into your C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.		1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. You will need this example source code to be copied into your C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.

	2. Next, a new project will need to be created. Generate a new Win32 Console Application project with a descriptive name such as HelloWorld.		2. Next, a new project will need to be created. Generate a new Win32 Console Application project with a descriptive name such as HelloWorld.
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	In addition to running one of the two [[#Libraries and Drivers:\| Windows Installers]] above (which you probably already have if you worked through the ''Getting Started'' page for your device), you will need the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21bcc.zip Borland C++ Libraries]. {{Code\|phidget21bcc.lib}} is typically placed in {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, but you are free to place it in any directory you wish.		In addition to running one of the two [[#Libraries and Drivers:\| Windows Installers]] above (which you probably already have if you worked through the ''Getting Started'' page for your device), you will need the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/phidget21bcc.zip Borland C++ Libraries]. {{Code\|phidget21bcc.lib}} is typically placed in {{Code\|C:\Program Files\Phidgets}}, but you are free to place it in any directory you wish.

	After installing the Phidget C/C++ library, you're ready to download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and run the examples.		After installing the Phidget C/C++ library, you're ready to download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and run the examples.

	Afterwards, unpack the examples. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example. Locate the {{Code\|HelloWorld.c}} file and type the following to compile the file and link the Phidget C/C++ library:		Afterwards, unpack the examples. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example. Locate the {{Code\|HelloWorld.c}} file and type the following to compile the file and link the Phidget C/C++ library:
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Afterwards, unpack the examples. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example. Locate the {{Code\|HelloWorld.c}} file and type the following to compile the file and link the Phidget C/C++ library in a command line prompt:		Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Afterwards, unpack the examples. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example. Locate the {{Code\|HelloWorld.c}} file and type the following to compile the file and link the Phidget C/C++ library in a command line prompt:

	<b>Cygwin</b>		<b>Cygwin</b>
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} You will need this example source code to be copied into your Dev C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.		1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} You will need this example source code to be copied into your Dev C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.

	2. In order to control Phidgets with Dev C++, we will use the {{Code\|reimp}} tool to convert the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} to a format that Dev C++ accepts. Download the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/ reimp tool]. Reimp is part of MinGW, a minimal UNIX emulator for Windows, and it is specifically within the mingw-utils package. You can check MinGW's [http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=126568 release notes] to ensure Reimp is in the version you are using.		2. In order to control Phidgets with Dev C++, we will use the {{Code\|reimp}} tool to convert the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} to a format that Dev C++ accepts. Download the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/ reimp tool]. Reimp is part of MinGW, a minimal UNIX emulator for Windows, and it is specifically within the mingw-utils package. You can check MinGW's [http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=126568 release notes] to ensure Reimp is in the version you are using.
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	===Use Our Examples===		===Use Our Examples===

	After installing the main Phidget library for OS X as above, you're ready to download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples]. Afterwards, unzip the file. To run the example code, you'll need to find the source code ''for your specific device''. Then, compile the code under your platform and run it.		After installing the main Phidget library for OS X as above, you're ready to download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples]. Afterwards, unzip the file. To run the example code, you'll need to find the source code ''for your specific device''. Then, compile the code under your platform and run it.

	To compile, link the Phidget C/C++ library, and build an executable binary on OS X, do (for example, depending on the Headers location):		To compile, link the Phidget C/C++ library, and build an executable binary on OS X, do (for example, depending on the Headers location):
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	After installing the Phidget libraries for Linux as above, you're ready to download and run the examples:		After installing the Phidget libraries for Linux as above, you're ready to download and run the examples:
	*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/examples/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz Generic C/C++ Examples]		*[{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz Generic C/C++ Examples]

	To run the example code, you'll need to download and unpack the examples, and then find the source code for your device. {{FindYourDevice}} You can also use the HelloWorld program, which a basic program that can run with any Phidget. Then, compile the code under your platform and run it. When compiling, you need to link to the Phidget library.		To run the example code, you'll need to download and unpack the examples, and then find the source code for your device. {{FindYourDevice}} You can also use the HelloWorld program, which a basic program that can run with any Phidget. Then, compile the code under your platform and run it. When compiling, you need to link to the Phidget library.
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	=====Use Our Examples=====		=====Use Our Examples=====

	Currently, we have no example code for C/C++ on Windows CE. However, set up is very much the same as what it would be with [[#Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 \|Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010]] in Windows. The {{Code\|phidget21.h}} and {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} can be downloaded [{{SERVER}}/downloads/libraries/Phidget21-~~wincedevel~~.zip here].		Currently, we have no example code for C/C++ on Windows CE. However, set up is very much the same as what it would be with [[#Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010 \|Visual Studio 2005/2008/2010]] in Windows. The {{Code\|phidget21.h}} and {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} can be downloaded [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/libraries/windows/Phidget21-windevel.zip here].

	=====Write Your Own Code=====		=====Write Your Own Code=====

Patrick: /* Use Our Examples */

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Use Our Examples

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	<syntaxhighlight lang=bash>		<syntaxhighlight lang=bash>

	gcc example.c -o example -framework Phidget21 -I/Library/Frameworks/Phidget21.framework/Headers		gcc example.c -o example -F/Library/Frameworks -framework Phidget21 -I/Library/Frameworks/Phidget21.framework/Headers
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>
	</div>		</div>

Burley: /* Introduction */

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Introduction

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	==Introduction==		==Introduction==

	{{LanguageSupport\|C/C++\|the complete Phidget API, including events\|all Phidget devices.\|Windows ~~2000/~~XP/Vista/7(environments include [[#Visual Studio \| Visual Studio]], [[#Borland \| Borland]], [[#Cygwin/MinGW \| Cygwin, and MinGW]]), [[#Windows CE \| Windows CE]], [[#OS X \| OS X]], and [[#Linux \| Linux]]\|}}		{{LanguageSupport\|C/C++\|the complete Phidget API, including events\|all Phidget devices.\|Windows XP/Vista/7/8(environments include [[#Visual Studio \| Visual Studio]], [[#Borland \| Borland]], [[#Cygwin/MinGW \| Cygwin, and MinGW]]), [[#Windows CE \| Windows CE]], [[#OS X \| OS X]], and [[#Linux \| Linux]]\|}}

	==Quick Downloads==		==Quick Downloads==

Burley: /* Windows (2000/XP/Vista/7) */

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Windows (2000/XP/Vista/7)

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	*[[#Linux \| Linux]] (including PhidgetSBC)		*[[#Linux \| Linux]] (including PhidgetSBC)

	==Windows (~~2000/~~XP/Vista/7)==		==Windows (XP/Vista/7/8)==

	===Description of Library Files===		===Description of Library Files===

Burley: /* C++ Events */

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C++ Events

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	If you want to use C++ style, object-oriented events you can do that as well. The following examples show you how to do this:		If you want to use C++ style, object-oriented events you can do that as well. The following examples show you how to do this:

	*[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/0/05/Simple.cpp]		*[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/0/05/Simple.cpp Main]
	*[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/1/11/Simple.h]		*[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/1/11/Simple.h Header]

	==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==		==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==

Burley: /* Follow the Examples */

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Follow the Examples

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	When programming in C/C++, you're in luck. All of our code snippet examples on our [[General Phidget Programming]] page are in both C++ and Java. Therefore, we do not include any here, because that page is much more in-depth, and you won't have to have two pages open at once. So head over there, and start writing code!		When programming in C/C++, you're in luck. All of our code snippet examples on our [[General Phidget Programming]] page are in both C++ and Java. Therefore, we do not include any here, because that page is much more in-depth, and you won't have to have two pages open at once. So head over there, and start writing code!

			===C++ Events===
			If you want to use C++ style, object-oriented events you can do that as well. The following examples show you how to do this:

			*[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/0/05/Simple.cpp]
			*[{{SERVER}}/wiki/images/1/11/Simple.h]

	==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==		==Common Problems and Solutions/Workarounds==

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	1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} You will need this example source code to be copied into your Dev C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.		1. Download the [{{SERVER}}/downloads/phidget21/examples/c/phidget21-c-examples.tar.gz examples] and unpack them into a folder. Here, you can find example programs for all the devices. {{FindYourDevice}} You will need this example source code to be copied into your Dev C++ project later on. The easiest way to confirm that your environment is set up properly will be to compile and run the {{Code\|HelloWorld}} C/C++ example.

	2. In order to control Phidgets with Dev C++, we will use the {{Code\|reimp}} tool to convert the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} to a format that Dev C++ accepts. Download the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/ reimp tool]. Reimp is part of MinGW, a minimal UNIX emulator for Windows, and it is specifically within the mingw-utils package. You can check MinGW's ~~[http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=126568~~ release notes] to ensure Reimp is in the version you are using.		2. In order to control Phidgets with Dev C++, we will use the {{Code\|reimp}} tool to convert the {{Code\|phidget21.lib}} to a format that Dev C++ accepts. Download the [http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/ reimp tool]. Reimp is part of MinGW, a minimal UNIX emulator for Windows, and it is specifically within the mingw-utils package. You can check MinGW's release notes to ensure Reimp is in the version you are using.

	3. Open up command line and traverse to the directory containing the reimp tool. Type the following command to create {{Code\|libphidget21.a}}.		3. Open up command line and traverse to the directory containing the reimp tool. Type the following command to create {{Code\|libphidget21.a}}.