These C/C++ demos currently exist:

Benchmark

Small Test

If you want to use Imaging in C/C++ you must include ImagingImport.h header and link compiled ImagingImport.c file (both located in Source\Wrappers\Cpp directory) and for C++ use namespace Imaging. You must call ImLoadLibrary before usage of any Imaging functions and you must call ImFreeLibrary when you don't want to use library anymore. All non-Object Pascal programs using Imaging require VampyreImaging.dll (Windows) or libVampyreImaging.so (Linux) to run. Compiled Imaging library must be located somewhere on system's search path for these demos to work. Benchmark This is not actually benchmark like Object Pascal version because all measured functions are called from external library, but it shows how to use Imaging dll from C/C++ at least.

Name

Benchmark

Language

C++

Source Path

(Imaging Root)\Demos\Cpp\Benchmark

Exe Path

(Imaging Root)\Demos\Bin\BenchCpp.exe

Platforms (tested)

Win32

Compilers (tested)

MSVC 8.0 W, GCC 3.4.2 W

Demo shows usage of

low level (using dyn. library wrapper)

For details look at Object Pascal version. There are only two differences:

Log file with result is called Results.Cpp.

Executable must be located in Demos\Bin or anywhere in the subdirectories of Demos\Cpp dir to be able to find used data files.

Small Test Simple test program that shows how to use Imaging library from C/C++ environment.

Name

Small Test

Language

C/C++

Source Path

(Imaging Root)\Demos\Cpp\Test

Exe Path

(Imaging Root)\Demos\Bin\test[.exe]

Platforms (tested)

Win32, Linux

Compilers (tested)

MSVC 8.0 W, GCC 3.4.2 WL

Imaging interface

low level (using dyn. library wrapper)

Test image is created and diagonal line is drawn across it. Then it is saved to ctestimage.png file.