studio 6.0 vs studio 2003 vs studio 2005
Uhm... Are you sure VS2005 compiled applications run on a windows95 computer? I know that if you are using the .NET part of VS2005 it won't run on windows95..
Unless you explicitly use the .NET framework in your application (i.e., you write C# or C++/CLI code) your application will not depend on the .NET framework.
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I have 2005 and 2003 and tried to see if their was any performance differences in them. These two compilers produce the same exact speed but the executable for VS 2005 is much more smaller?
Also, I see that if you make code in VS 2005 it does not work on other computers. Why is this? How can I make VS 2005 code work on any computer?
Is it better to work with VS 2003 or VS 2005 for medium type games?
Since VS 2005 compiles multithreaded exe's will this degrade performance in my games?
[Edited by - luke101 on August 8, 2006 4:15:05 PM]
Also, I see that if you make code in VS 2005 it does not work on other computers. Why is this? How can I make VS 2005 code work on any computer?
Is it better to work with VS 2003 or VS 2005 for medium type games?
Since VS 2005 compiles multithreaded exe's will this degrade performance in my games?
[Edited by - luke101 on August 8, 2006 4:15:05 PM]
U can use directdraw for 2d stuff aswell i don't know if anyone here knows the game soldat well here is the website :
http://www.soldat.pl
Soldat is a game only ussing DX 8 things :
DirectDraw
DirectInput
DirectPlay
DirectSound
It's not a bad game if u look the graphics it's like a next-gen 2d game.
It's a fun quick quakestyle side shoot-em-up.
http://www.soldat.pl
Soldat is a game only ussing DX 8 things :
DirectDraw
DirectInput
DirectPlay
DirectSound
It's not a bad game if u look the graphics it's like a next-gen 2d game.
It's a fun quick quakestyle side shoot-em-up.
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