In order to use Scdriver in your applications, you need to have the scdriver SDK path available to the compiler and linker. In Microsoft Visual Studio, you can set this up in the Project properties dialog: 

- Configuration Properties > C/C++ > General > Additional Include Directories: 

Add the path of the scdriver SDK (which should contain the scdriver.h header). 

- Configuration Properties > Linker > General > Additional Library Directories: 

Add the path of the scdriver SDK MT, MTD, MTLib, MTDLib directory, containing the scdriver.lib and scdriver.dll. MTD contains dynamically-linked binaries with extra debugging symbols for development. MT contains dynamically-linked binaries for production environments. MTDLib contains statically-linkable binaries with extra debugging symbols for development. MTLib contains statically-linkable binaries for production environments. 

- Configuration Properties > Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies: 

Add "scdriver.lib" 

Once you have your project set up, convenient to use static linking for development and preferable to use dynamic linking in production environments. 

Related 

• Scdriver Documentation