Win32 and DirectX, the pure C++ way?
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I know how to set up a window and do direct draw stuff in win32 using purely C language. Is there not a purely C++ way to do it? I''m sure there are, because you can use directx with MFC, but I just don''t know how. I don''t want to use MFC because it is basically useless for anything other than windowed applications. I just don''t know where to find a site, or a book that covers this... all the stuff I have does it the same ol''way, and I''d like to implement classes instead of structs... Anyone know where I can find this type of thing?
I''m not quite sure what you mean but I think I have something similar to what your talking about. It''s a directX wrapper that uses classes, mail me if you would like the source code.
Of course there''s a "pure C++ way": Create your own classes which handle all you need in your application like the Microsoft programmers did it for windowed applications when they coded MFC.
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I understand... I think the main thing that gets me in programming is the lack of doing... I can understand concepts easily, but when I go to do them it seems like I don''t know how... but deep down I really do. Is it beneficial to use classes for directx, and win32? does it make things easier later on?
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