Where to find the example applications

 

The example projects are in the examples sub-directory of the Thread Validator installation directory.

 

If the directory is not present, reinstall your software and choose custom or full installation to include the examples.

 

To avoid permission issues creating some of the output files, you may need to copy the project out of the Program Files folder, if that's where it's installed.

 

 

Solutions and projects

 

For modern Visual Studio use examples.sln to build all the examples. Some may not build on the first pass because a dependency hasn't yet been built. Two or three builds should resolve that.

 

•examples.sln for Microsoft® Visual Studio / .net
 

If you're using Visual Studio 6, build nativeExample.dsp and the dependent projects in dllADependentOnB.dsp, dllBDependentOnC.dsp, dllC.dsp.

 

 

Configurations

 

There are only two configurations in each project:

 

•Debug Non Link / Release Non Link with the wWinMainCRTStartup unicode entry point  
 

 

Using Visual Studio Express?

 

You might find you can't build the example application with Express versions of Visual Studio because it doesn't provide all the necessary libraries.

 
If that's the case, try searching for the missing libraries in one of the freely available Windows SDKs from the Microsoft website.

 

If you use Visual Studio Express to build your own application, Thread Validator will still work with it just fine.