PKG-SNF-SDK-WIN

adeniz 6c686de4c9 Created new SDK.Created new SDK, version 3.2. Procedure: 1) In MinGW-32/MinGW-64: compileSNFMultiDLL.cmd, buildSNFMultiDLL.cmd, buildSNFMultiTestDLL.cmd, buildvs2008SNFMultiImportLib.cmd (vs2008 prompt), run SNFMultiTest.exe, installSNFMultiLibrary.cmd. 2) Built/ran VS2008CPPSample, x32 and x64. 3) Built/ran VS2008CSSample, any, x32 and x64. 4) Built/ran VS2008VBSample, any, x32 and x64. 5) Ran BuildDistribution.cmd. This created the .zip file. git-svn-id: https://svn.microneil.com/svn/PKG-SNF-SDK-WIN/trunk@27 7d91e7c8-5a61-404e-b06a-95855fde9112		9 anos atrás
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README.txt	Incremented version by renaming SNFMultiSDK_Windows_3.1 to SNFMultiSDK_Windows_3.2.	11 anos atrás
main.cs	Created new SDK.Created new SDK, version 3.2. Procedure:	9 anos atrás
main.cs.html	Incremented version by renaming SNFMultiSDK_Windows_3.1 to SNFMultiSDK_Windows_3.2.	11 anos atrás

Copyright (c) 2010 ARM Research Laboratories



The C# sample application is as simple as possible.

It demonstrates how an oem application would initialize the SNF engine

(providing authentication at run-time so it is not exposed to the end

user); exercise the IP and message scanning API (message scanned from

a buffer already loaded in the application); retrieve status information

from the SNF engine; and close down the SNF engine gracefully.



For simplicity this demonstration code does not use multiple threads.

README.txt