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The future of Microsoft’s 3D API
There is an interesting article at extremetech.com about Microsoft’s plans for its next generation 3D graphics API. Basically, according to the article, Microsoft plans to merge its DirectX with GDI+...
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DirectX 9.0 SDK October Update
The DirectX 9.0 SDK – (October 2004) contains the FINAL release of the DirectX 9.0c Runtime and all DirectX software required to create DirectX 9.0 compliant applications in C/C++, and C#. Primary...
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DirectX February 2005 release
Microsoft have announced the latest update to the DirectX SDK. You can download the it from here. From the microsoft’s web : The DirectX® Team is pleased to announce the final release of DirectX 9.0...
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New DirectX Developers Center on MSDN
Microsoft’s MSDN site features the new DirectX developers center which now looks and feels like the other developers center on the site. Check it out at: http://msdn.microsoft.com/directx/ The post...
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Microsoft DirectX Slides from the Game Developers Conference 2005
Get them here: Game Developers Conference 2005 This download includes presentations given by the Windows gaming and graphics team at the Game Developers Conference 2005. Included is the Microsoft...
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Meltdown 2005 Presentations
Just notices on MSDN’s DirectX developers center that the Meltdown2005 presentation are availble for download. You can download them directly from this link. Although not technical, be sure to check...
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DirectX 9 To Get a Significant Upgrade
Another interesting post at the inquirer… I didn’t expect any significant change to DirectX before DirectX10\WGF (Vista). It seemed the DirectX team’s main focus in the DirectX9 updates was on tools...
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MDXInfo
MDXInfo is a new site created by DirectX enthusiasts containing articles, tutorials and resources about Microsoft’s Managed DirectX. From the site’s main page: “…Managed DirectX needs some more...
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