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C++ SDK

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Last updated 10 months ago

Introduction

Binho Mission Control C++ SDK (or BMC C++ SDK for short) is a dynamic library designed to streamline interactions with Binho Nova and Supernova host adapters. It can be easily integrated into any C++ development ecosystem.

The BMC C++ SDK was developed in response to requests from early adopters for a C++ dynamic library, allowing them to integrate our USB host adapters into their C/C++ development environments. Unlike the Python SDK, the C++ SDK is built on a machine code version of the Python SDK, offering similar functionality but tailored for environments where native C/C++ integration is required. This allows developers to leverage the same powerful features of our Python SDK while working within a C++ framework.

The next subsection explains the installation and setup steps.

The second subsection demonstrates the use of the BMC SDK library through some included examples.

Finally, the last section provides a general overview of how to use the library.

Installation
Example Applications
Using the Library