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Building your own applications

You build your own applications like you build the sample applications.

Why and when to perform this task

This topic lists the prerequisites you need to build your own C, C++ or .NET applications. For additional guidance on how to build your own applications, use the makefiles provided for each sample application.

Tip: To assist with problem diagnosis in the event of a failure, you might find it helpful to compile applications with symbols included.

On Windows, if you are building a C or C++ application, make sure that your compilation settings are correct. All of the XMS libraries are compiled using the multithreaded runtime libraries. Therefore, when you are a building C or C++ application using the XMS libraries, make sure that your project or makefile compiler flag settings are set to select multi-threaded runtime libraries (/MD or, for debug, /MDd), and not single-threaded runtime libraries (/ML or, for debug, /MLd).

Build your application:

Related concepts
The sample applications
Related reference
C classes
Additional C functions
C++ classes
.NET interfaces
Properties of XMS objects

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Last updated: 18 Jun 2008

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