dakota97 Posted November 11, 2005 Posted November 11, 2005 Hi all, I'm starting into managed DirectX programming, and I have a simple question. The books and research materials that I have cover DirectX 9b. Now, I know that MS changed some things in moving to 9c in regards to some of the properties and classes that are available. If I write a program using 9b, and someone has 9c installed, are there going to be any issues when they run my program? The main reason I'm asking is b/c I just formatted my development machine, and was going to install 9c when it dawned on me that I'm going to have a hard time compiling my code from my books. So, I figured if I install 9b from the reference CD's, I could at least get the examples to compile and run. But, if they won't work on a computer with 9c installed, then that doesn't do me any good. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance, Chris Quote if(computer.speed == "slow") { hamster.feed(); } if(computer.speed == "really slow") { hamster.kill(); BuyNewHamster(); }
zeldafreak Posted November 11, 2005 Posted November 11, 2005 Chris, I'm %90 sure that your compiled apps will run on any version of DirectX 9b or above, however, I'm also pretty sure that you need to have your version of Managed DirectX files included with your app-- some kind of nuaunce with MDX. ~David Quote
dakota97 Posted November 11, 2005 Author Posted November 11, 2005 David, Thanks for the reply. That does make sense, b/c I can still play games that were made with DirectX 7 and 8, so that must be the reason. I'll just have to make sure that I include the references to the DirectX 9b files when I package it up. Thanks again, Chris Quote if(computer.speed == "slow") { hamster.feed(); } if(computer.speed == "really slow") { hamster.kill(); BuyNewHamster(); }
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