C++
Download and install the ClearImage SDK
Use Visual Studio C++ ClearImage example project or follow the instruction below. When using the example project, copy ClearImage.dll in the executable folder or in the PATH.
In your Visual Studio C++ project:
- Include a copy of C:\Program Files (x86)\Inlite\ClearImageSDK\ClearImage.wrapper.hpp in every source file that uses ClearImage API.
- Add a copy of C:\Program Files (x86)\Inlite\ClearImageSDK\ClearImage.lib to your project's Properties->Linker->Input->Additional Dependencies entry.
- Place ClearImage.dll in a location where it can be found according to Microsoft's DLL search order rules. Typically it is a working folder where your application started from. The ClearImage.dll is installed in:
- 32-bit version from C:\Program Files (x86)\Inlite\ClearImageSDK\win32\ClearImage.dll
- 64-bit version from C:\Program Files (x86)\Inlite\ClearImageSDK\x64\ClearImage.dll
This code demonstrates the use of ClearImage DLL API. Runtime errors are reported in ExceptionCI object.
While developing your application, you can combine code examples on this page with methods described in ClearImage API documentation. DLL API, as exposed through ClearImage.wrapper.hpp, is substantially similar to COM API and .NET API Inlite.ClearImage namespace.
ClearImage DLL API reports errors as an ExceptionCI object.
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