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C# Learner
What's the deal with DirectX from a .NET point of view?
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n!
What's the deal with DirectX from a .NET point of view?
That's not very specific
What did you want to know about it? It's very
good, I'm using it to work on a C# learning project (screenshot:
http://www.btinternet.com/~nfactorial/heightpic.jpg).
There's also a newsgroup for managed DirectX
(microsoft.public.win32.programmer.directx.managed).
n!
That's not very specific
What did you want to know about it? It's verygood, I'm using it to work on a C# learning project (screenshot:
http://www.btinternet.com/~nfactorial/heightpic.jpg).
There's also a newsgroup for managed DirectX
(microsoft.public.win32.programmer.directx.managed).
n!
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phoenix
Depends on what you want to do. A lot of things are possible but some aren't
and possibly never will be ( like writing filters )
Yves
and possibly never will be ( like writing filters )
Yves
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Jon Davis
"The deal is" that DirectX 9.0b has a managed interface available to C# and
C++.NET and VB.NET developers. The managed interface is only managed at the
API level--where you're running your C# (or other managed) code, whereas
it's still native & unmanaged internally, so the end result is that DirectX
9 is pretty fast even in C# and even using Direct3D, etc.
For more info, visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/directx/
Jon
C++.NET and VB.NET developers. The managed interface is only managed at the
API level--where you're running your C# (or other managed) code, whereas
it's still native & unmanaged internally, so the end result is that DirectX
9 is pretty fast even in C# and even using Direct3D, etc.
For more info, visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/directx/
Jon
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n!
Depends on what you want to do. A lot of things are possible but some
aren't
What do you mean by 'filters'? It's certainly possible to write image
processing filters using shaders and Direct3D
n!
aren't
What do you mean by 'filters'? It's certainly possible to write image
processing filters using shaders and Direct3D
n!
C
C# Learner
n! said:That's not very specific
good, I'm using it to work on a C# learning project (screenshot:
http://www.btinternet.com/~nfactorial/heightpic.jpg).
Nice.
Do you know where I might find some sample code on the Web? Samples
of just using DirectX in C#.
J
Jon Davis
Download the full SDK. It is chock full of all kinds of excellent C# samples
of nearly everything previously only sampled in C++!
Jon
of nearly everything previously only sampled in C++!
Jon
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C# Learner
Jon Davis said:
Thanks Jon, will do.
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Jon Davis
Be sure to get the Summer 2003 version of the SDK.
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Markus Seger
C# Learner said:
Check out this fine sample:
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/media/invasioncsharp.asp?target=invasion|.net
Markus
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Lynn Harrison
Be advised that the summer update version of the SDK wants .NET 1.1 and
VisualStudio 2003 to get the latest functionality.
VisualStudio 2003 to get the latest functionality.