This sample shows a basic Carmenta Engine application using C++ and the Windows API (Win32).
The sample uses the environment variables "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_INCLUDE)" and "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_LIBS)" to setup the required include and library directories in the Visual Studio project settings.
The sample also uses a very simple MapControl inherited from the MapControl class.
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This sample shows a basic Carmenta Engine application using C++ and the Windows API (Win32).
The sample uses the environment variables "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_INCLUDE)" and "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_LIBS)" to setup the required include and library directories in the Visual Studio project settings.
The sample also uses a very simple MapControl inherited from the MapControl class.
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This sample shows a basic Carmenta Engine application using C++ and the Windows API (Win32).
The sample uses the environment variables "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_INCLUDE)" and "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_LIBS)" to setup the required include and library directories in the Visual Studio project settings.
The sample also uses a very simple MapControl inherited from the MapControl class.
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This sample shows a basic Carmenta Engine application using C++ and the Windows API (Win32).
The sample uses the environment variables "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_INCLUDE)" and "$(CARMENTA_ENGINE_5_LIBS)" to setup the required include and library directories in the Visual Studio project settings.
The sample also uses a very simple MapControl inherited from the MapControl (not available in Python) class.
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