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There is also an optional IPK package which includes prebuilt .NET example applications and a package for
applications that use the GDI+ graphical API. They can be installed using these commands:
opkg install mvimpact-acquire-dotnet-apps.
opkg install libgdiplus0
. /etc/profile.d/mvimpact-acquire-dotnet.sh
After installing the above packages the applications will be found in the
/opt/mvimpact-acquire-dotnet/
directory and can be started as in the example below:
cd /opt/mvimpact-acquire-dotnet/
./ContinuousCapture-no-display.CS.exe
19.3 Development Workflow
With Mono it is possible to develop mvBlueLYNX-X using Microsoft's Visual Studio®. The workflow will
look like this:
Figure 133: Developing mvBlueLYNX-X samples using Microsoft Visual Studio®
To track down compatibility issues, you can use the Mono Migration Analyzer a.k.a. MoMA
(http://www.mono-project.com/MoMA).
It does not make sense to call the MATRIX VISION support concerning running poblems as long as
the Mono Migration Analyzer ejects errors or failures.
On the mvBlueLYNX-X you can execute Mono or .NET applications directly e.g.
mono ContinuousCapture-no-display.exe
[0]: LX000010(mvBlueLYNX-X100wG, family: mvBlueLYNX)
[1]: VD000001(VirtualDevice, family: mvVirtualDevice)
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