Using the Runtime Protection Check API in Qt Creator Projects
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The runtime protection API sample code (apitest.c and dris.h) has been tested with Qt Creator 4.10.2 on Windows,
using MinGW as the compiler and qmake as the build system.
As Qt Creator supports such a wide variety of different compilers and build systems, no project files are included in this sample code.
It is better to create your own project using your preferred toolchain, and then use 'Add Existing Files...' to add apitest.c and dris.h.

Qt Creator may complain about the symbols BYTE and WINAPI in dris.h.
If it does, insert "#include <windows.h>" at the top of dris.h.

Qt Creator projects are Unicode by default, it may complain about the use of C strings in calls to MessageBox() in apitest.c.
To solve this issue, either set your project explicitly as an ANSI project, or change all occurrences of MessageBox() to MessageBoxA().

You will need to add a reference to the relevant static library (OBJ file) for your compiler.
For projects that use qmake, add the following to your *.pro project file:

    LIBS += path\to\object_module.obj
