Impact Acquire SDK C++
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The following table shows where to find files belonging to the Impact Acquire framework on a target machine where the framework has been installed.
Library | ARMhf | ARM64 | x86_64 |
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libBVS_CA-BN.[some letter].so | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" | |
libmvBlueFOX.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
libmvDeviceManager.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
libmvGenTLConsumer.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
libmvGenTLProducer.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
libmvGenTLProducer.PCIe.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" | |
libmvImageProcessing.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
libmvIMPACT_Acquire.java.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
libmvPropHandling.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
libmvVirtualDevice.so.3.5.0 | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
mvIMPACT_Acquire.jar | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/armhf" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/arm64" | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/lib/x86_64" |
mv.impact.acquire.dll (.NET Standard) | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/LanguageBindings/netstandard2.0" | ||
mv.impact.acquire.examples.helper.dll (.NET Standard) | "$MVIMPACT_ACQUIRE_DIR/LanguageBindings/netstandard2.0" |
Everything related to kernel drivers usually doesn't apply here with the exception of BVS CA-BN devices which come with their own kernel driver. If for any reason the original installation packages shall not be used the corresponding install scripts coming with that packages can be used to reverse engineer what needs to be done. As stated previously this NOT recommended!