Header files

Declares the main functions of the library, and since it includes all other C library header files listed below, it also provides all constant definitions, type definitions and function declarations for all getters and setters.

This is the single header file you’ll need to include in your source file.

See also: Defines, Enumerations, Structs, Callback function types, Main functions, Participant feature settings functions, Eye-tracker settings functions, Physical setup settings functions, Display settings functions, Test-item functions, Utility functions

Defines the major and minor version number and patch level of the library.

Detects the target platform and defines revelant symbols.

Defines constants and enumerated types.

See also: Defines, Enumerations

Defines structures and callback function prototypes.

See also: Structs, Callback function types

Declares getter and setter functions for participant feature settings.

See also: Participant feature settings functions

Declares getter and setter functions for eye-tracker settings.

See also: Eye-tracker settings functions

Declares getter and setter functions for physical setup settings.

See also: Physical setup settings functions

Declares getter and setter functions for display settings.

See also: Display settings functions

Declares functions for managing graphics (called test-items) for demonstration and development purposes

See also: Test-item functions

Defines miscellaneous utility functions.

See also: Utility functions

Defines a header-only C++ wrapper base class around the EyeVec C client library.

See also: C++ thin wrapper

Implements an example class (deriving from EyeVecWrapper) that employs the C client library’s waitable interface.

See also: C++ thin wrapper

Implements an example class (deriving from EyeVecWrapper) that employs the C client library’s threaded interface.

See also: C++ thin wrapper