ok I did all that and most of the libraries are now in place,some trouble was that they slightly renamed most dx headers in the Win8 SDK,but one thing I don't understand - it says in msdn:

Note The D3DX (D3DX 9, D3DX 10, and D3DX 11) utility library is deprecated for Windows 8 and is not supported for Metro style apps.
Create a data processor for a shader asynchronously

for <d3dx11async.h>
Does that mean there is a replacement header for it?I can't find anything about it.
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No, that means it's going away (eventually). It's been deprecated. There isn't a "replacement" header for it. Here's a little note from Wikipedia on it:

In 2012, Microsoft announced that D3DX would be deprecated in the Windows 8 SDK, along with other development frameworks such as XNA, Silverlight, and Windows Presentation Foundation. The mathematical constructs of D3DX, like vectors and matrices, would be consolidated with XNAMath into a new library: DirectXMath.[/quote]

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ok I did all that and most of the libraries are now in place,some trouble was that they slightly renamed most dx headers in the Win8 SDK,but one thing I don't understand - it says in msdn:

Note The D3DX (D3DX 9, D3DX 10, and D3DX 11) utility library is deprecated for Windows 8 and is not supported for Metro style apps.
Create a data processor for a shader asynchronously

for <d3dx11async.h>
Does that mean there is a replacement header for it?I can't find anything about it.
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No, that means it's going away (eventually). It's been deprecated. There isn't a "replacement" header for it. Here's a little note from Wikipedia on it:

In 2012, Microsoft announced that D3DX would be deprecated in the Windows 8 SDK, along with other development frameworks such as XNA, Silverlight, and Windows Presentation Foundation. The mathematical constructs of D3DX, like vectors and matrices, would be consolidated with XNAMath into a new library: DirectXMath.[/quote]
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The effect part is consolidated in the effect library which you have to build yourself and then link against that lib. This was done because most profesional users didn't like the closed source nature of the library this way you can modify it so it works for your particular problem.