Vision SDK AppWizard

This AppWizard creates applications that require the Microsoft Vision SDK.

Do you want to interface with an Image Source?

Checking this box will allow you to connect to a digitizer to grab images.  However, it will also add code your application that will prevent it from running if a valid image source is not present.  It will also add code to capture images in a background thread.  Use this when you plan to write code that receives input from a digitizer.  If you select this option you must also select a default pixel type.  This will become the pixel type of the CVisSequence that is attached to the image source.  You will still be able to construct other image types and even other types of sequences.  Be careful with this selection because the AppWizard does not know what type of digitizer your code may eventually be using and as such will allow you to choose Pixel types that are incompatible some image sources.

Do you want to open and save images?

Checking this will add code to your document class that will read and write images.

Do you want to use the VisMatrix classes?

Do you want to use the VisMatrix classes?

These last two options only add header files to your stdafx.h in order to provide access to various other components of the Vision SDK.  The VisDisplay component provides simple ways to display images in top level windows.  It can be very useful for display intermediate results.  The Matrix classes provide some math extensions that support common linear algebra methods.