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[Dev-C++] DirectX

[Danny A. <tam...@ms...>]

Hey Guys

I have down loaded DirectX and I'm trying to write a simple program from =
a book (the one I have been on for over a month) and now that I am trying=
 to use a header file from DirectX [ddraw.h] the compiler acts as if it d=
idn't excess.  I have tried to move the header file around into other fil=
es and then the compiler believes its there but then I get all kinds of e=
rrors as if I shouldn't have moved it around or that there are other file=
s it is trying to pull up but it can't because the compiler doesn't seem =
to be able to find them.  Anyway I could sure use some help.  And by the =
way thanks to everyone that has given me help I really appreciate it with=
 out it I probably would have given up!!!

Danny

[Dev-C++] DirectX

[Rui F. <rui...@po...>]

Hi everyone!
Does anyone managed to use Directx 8 with Dev-C++???

I've managed to use the libs that can be reached from the Dev-C++ site, =
but I'm having some problems.

I get error in "dmdls.h", in follow struct:
--------------
typedef struct _DMUS_REGION
{
    RGNRANGE        RangeKey;
    RGNRANGE        RangeVelocity;
    USHORT          fusOptions;
    USHORT          usKeyGroup;
    ULONG           ulRegionArtIdx;         /* If zero the region does =
not have an articulation */
    ULONG           ulNextRegionIdx;        /* If zero no more regions =
*/
    ULONG           ulFirstExtCkIdx;        /* If zero no 3rd party =
entenstion chunks associated with the region */
    WAVELINK        WaveLink;
    WSMPL           WSMP;                   /*  If WSMP.cSampleLoops > 1 =
then a WLOOP is included */
    WLOOP           WLOOP[1];
} DMUS_REGION;
-----------

The error occurs because in the last line "WLOOP WLOOP[1];"   the struct =
member can't have the same name as his type.
I've checked the the original files from the DX8 SDK, it alse has that =
problem.

The other problem...
In "dmusici.h", I get errors everywhere VARIANT is present. I've checked =
Microsoft Documentation, and I can't find the header file with that =
declares that type.

Anyone can help me?



Rui Figueira, Portugal
rui...@di...
or
rui...@ho...

http://www.figueira.vze.com

[Dev-C++] DirectX

[Scott S. S. <age...@co...>]

Two Questions on DirectX.
1. Is the syntax for the Dev-C++ DirectX the same as normal?
2. If I install the .NET compiler instead of mingw, will I be able to 
work with the version of DirectX not optimized for Dev?
Thanks,
Scott

RE: [Dev-C++] DirectX

[Smurf, P. <smu...@xs...>]

I didn't know that DevCPP can handle .NET.

How does it work? I have my doubts of interoperating with .NET from DevCPP.


-----Original Message-----
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Subject: [Dev-C++] DirectX


Two Questions on DirectX.
1. Is the syntax for the Dev-C++ DirectX the same as normal?
2. If I install the .NET compiler instead of mingw, will I be able to 
work with the version of DirectX not optimized for Dev?
Thanks,
Scott



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RE: [Dev-C++] DirectX

[Ioannis V. <iv...@em...>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: dev...@li... 
> [mailto:dev...@li...] On Behalf 
> Of Smurf, Papa
> Sent: Saturday, May 31, 2003 11:01 PM
> To: Scott Simontis SIMONTIS; dev...@li...
> Subject: RE: [Dev-C++] DirectX
> 
> 
> I didn't know that DevCPP can handle .NET.


It can't. .NET is an entirely object oriented api with a virtual machine
(with its own assembly!).





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Re: [Dev-C++] DirectX

[Bob W. <bo...@ph...>]

Danny,
  I have down loaded DirectX and I'm trying to write a simple program =
from a book (the one I have been on for over a month) and now that I am =
trying to use a header file from DirectX [ddraw.h] the compiler acts as =
if it didn't excess.
As a start, check and make sure the directories tab in the compiler =
options point to the directory in which ddraw.h is located as well as =
any files which ddraw.h includes.

Good Luck,

Bob