56 Chapter 4: Developing an application for Matrox 4Sight under Windows NT Embedded
■ Development computer. We assume that the development
computer’s computer name is NTDEV and you are currently
logged onto this computer using the user account
USER_ACCOUNT. In addition, we assume that MIL is
installed in the C:\PROGRAM FILES\MATROX IMAGING
directory of the development computer. Finally, we assume
that the CD drive on the development computer is the D
drive. These assumptions will have to be accounted for on
your particular computer.
■ Matrox 4Sight unit. We assume that the Matrox 4Sight
unit’s computer name is 4SIGHT and you are currently
logged onto this unit using the user account
ADMINISTRATOR.
■ MFOCUS.EXE. We assume that Mfocus.exe needs all the
MIL DLLs and uses the RS170.DCF file. In reality,
MFOCUS.EXE uses the default DCF which is specified in the
file:
C:\PROGRAM FILES\MATROX IMAGING\MIL\INCLUDE\MILSETUP.H
Check MILSetup.h to determine which DCF is required, and
update references to RS170.DCF in the following sequence
of commands with the name of the required file.
Keeping in mind the above, type the following sequence of
commands to install Mfocus.exe on the Matrox 4Sight unit:
1. On the development computer, type at the prompt:
2. On the Matrox 4Sight unit, type at the prompt:
Note that you must use the NET USE command to connect
to the CD drive of the development computer. Further, the
NET USE command will ask for the USER_ACCOUNT
network password before granting network access.
NET SHARE CDROM=D:\
NET USE Z: \\NTDEV\CDROM /USER:USER_ACCOUNT
COPY Z:\MIL\WINNT\*.* C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32
NET SHARE CROOT=C:\
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