The examples are organized by IO-Warrior functionality.
Each special function of the IO-Warriors has its own subdirectory.
Inside the subdirectories each supported programming language (C, MFC, C#, Delphi, VB6, VB.net) has a subdirectory of its own.
If the example needs a specific chip to be wired to the breadboard area of a starter kit then the example is placed in a subdirectory named after the chip.
The Delphi examples are often split in "DLL" and "HID" subdirectories. The DLL example uses IOWKIT.DLL whereas the HID example uses the HID component.

The MFC examples are for Visual Studio 6 or above.
The VB.net examples are always simple automatic conversions of the VB6 examples by MS Visual Basic 2005.

The examples support as many IOWarriors types (24, 40, 56) as possible. Sometimes IOWarrior 56 support is missing because we did not build a test device.
