Table of Contents

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Chapter 1: Introduction to Stingray Studio

• 1.1 Welcome to Stingray® Studio
• 1.2 Supported Platforms
• 1.3 Prerequisites to Using Stingray Studio
• 1.4 Product Documentation
• 1.4.1 Types of Documents
• 1.4.2 Document List
• 1.4.3 Integrating the Documentation as Help
• 1.4.4 Knowledge Base
• 1.4.5 Type Conventions
• 1.5 Professional Services
• 1.6 Technical Support
• 1.7 Licensing Restrictions
• 1.7.1 Library Dependencies for Distribution
• 1.8 Stingray Studio 3rd-Party Software Use

Chapter 2: Building the Libraries

• 2.1 Building the Individual Libraries Before Using Stingray Studio
• 2.2 Build Wizard
• 2.2.1 How Does It Work?
• 2.2.2 To Run the Build Wizard
• 2.3 Building from the Command Line with nmake
• 2.3.1 Using nmake Directly
• 2.3.2 Compiling with 1-Byte Structure Alignment
• 2.3.3 Cleaning Generated Object Files
• 2.4 Default Windows Defines
• 2.5 Manifest Files
• 2.6 Extending Stingray Libraries
• 2.6.1 How Stingray Imports and Exports Symbols
• 2.6.2 Using CustExtDefs.h in Stingray Extensions
• 2.6.3 Extending Stingray Classes Locally in an Executable
• 2.7 Solving Library Build Problems
• 2.7.1 Visual Studio Compilers
• 2.7.2 Run the Build Wizard
• 2.7.3 Check Visual Studio Paths
• 2.7.4 Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 Changes
• 2.7.4.1 Property Sheets
• 2.7.4.2 Adding a Property Sheet
• 2.7.4.3 Editing an Existing Property Sheet
• 2.7.5 Select the Proper Build Configuration

Chapter 3: Directory Organization

• 3.1 Stingray Studio Directory Structure
• 3.2 Subsystems and Packages
• 3.3 Top-Level Directories
• 3.4 Include Files
• 3.5 Source Files
• 3.6 Samples
• 3.6.1 Location of Sample Code
• 3.7 Utilities
• 3.8 Documentation

Chapter 4: Migrating Applications to Stingray Studio

• 4.1 A New Environment
• 4.2 SFL Namespaces
• 4.3 SFL Compatibility With Earlier Component Releases
• 4.4 A New Directory Structure

Chapter 5: Porting MFC Controls to the .NET® Platform Using PInvoke

• 5.1 Overview
• 5.2 Migrating From MFC to .NET
• 5.3 Objective Views Sample
• 5.3.1 Additional Notes
• 5.4 Objective Grid Sample
• 5.4.1 Building the Objective Grid Sample
• 5.4.2 Testing the Objective Grid Sample
• 5.5 Next Steps
• 5.6 Using Compiler Option /clr

Appendix A: 3rd-Party Licenses

• A.1 Stingray Studio 3rd-Party Software Use
• A.2 Autohide Source Code License
• A.3 Base64 and Quoted-Printable Encoding/Decoding Source Code License
• A.4 Extended Tree Control Sample Source Code
• A.5 Regex v2.24 Library Source Code
• A.6 TIFF Library Source Code
• A.7 zlib Library v 0.95/1.23 Source Code

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