SlimDX November Release

Josh Petrie · 2007-11-06T13:58:25

The SlimDX November release is now available. This release includes binaries built against both the August 2007 and November 2007 SDK. We also have a number of extra samples in our samples distribution. Notable Changes: Extensive math library functionality additions. Improved D3DX mesh-related interfaces for D3D9. Added D3DX animation-related interfaces for D3D9. Added shader reflection interfaces for D3D10. The user now has full control over device-lost handling in DirectInput. Lots of additional samples. Some methods of DataStream were renamed; this was unfortunate, but neccessary due to potential ambiguous resolutions that could prove dangerous in the future. The assemblies are properly signed. Read the full release notes. As always, we welcome your feedback. Requests for new features or bug reports should be filed in our issue tracker to ensure maximum visibility.

Graphics and GPU Programming Programming

Started by jpetrie November 03, 2007 02:36 PM

10 comments, last by Promit 16 years, 5 months ago

zofiroz

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November 06, 2007 01:24 PM

Very nice job, and "just in time".

A small question though, will we see a Surface constructor that would accept an IntPtr in the very near future?
It would be great, for instance while using VMR9 with a custom allocator.

Thank you guys and once again, well done.

Promit

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November 06, 2007 01:58 PM

Quote:Original post by zofiroz
A small question though, will we see a Surface constructor that would accept an IntPtr in the very near future?
It would be great, for instance while using VMR9 with a custom allocator.

It was supposed to already have one, but I guess it slipped through the cracks. It'll be in tonight.

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