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I need to use it, but I've no idea about it. Anyone can give me hand?

It depends on how you plan to use it. Are you using a game engine/graphics framework?

There's a very simple example included in with spine-c, and if you're writing your own layer on top of spine-c, you can learn alot from spine-sfml. (I looked at it a bunch when writing my stuff.)

Thank for your reply. I've read spine-sfml carefully, but it can't solve my problem.
I use AGK game engine, it is very different from cocos2d and cocos2d-x. I want to know the bone state for every animation. How should I do that?

This post (and subsequent posts) have some information on using spine-c:
viewtopic.php?p=2364#p2364

Skeleton has a list of bones, which each have a local and world transform. Apply an animation, then look at the bones' world transforms. If that doesn't help, you'll need to be more specific about where you are stuck.

Thank you! I almost get success. This is my code:

float fX,fY,angle;
	for (int i = 0; i < skeleton->slotCount; ++i) {
		Slot* slot = skeleton->slots[i];
		
	fX = slot->bone->worldX;
	fY = slot->bone->worldY;
	angle = slot->bone->worldRotation;
	
	sp[i].SetPosition(fX+200, fY+200);
	sp[i].SetAngle(angle);
}

but the animations are all upside-down. How should I adjust them?

Try:
skeleton->flipY = 1;

Thanks, Chounard. You are right.
Another problem, the parts is not in the right position. They are in total mess.

You probably need:
Bone_setYDown(true);