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  1. Mar 30th, 2007, 06:46 PM #1
    k1ll3rdr4g0n
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    [Direct X I hate you]

    Ok heres my deal:

    I have been trying to get DirectX to work with visual studio 2005 (VC++), and for some odd reason it just wont work.
    I have Visual Studio 6 installed and I'm wondering if the DXSDK is integrating with that instead of 2005.

    I have tried unisntalling, reinstalling, installing in different combos.
    I have even tried codeblocks and dev C++ and, either my version of DX is foobared or I am doing something completely idiotic.
    Is there an option in the DXSDK that I am missing?

    Does anyone have a dummy proof way of making the DXSDK to work with VS2005? (I would like to use codeblocks and dev C++, also).

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  2. Mar 31st, 2007, 10:35 AM #2
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    Re: [Direct X I hate you]

    Quote Originally Posted by k1ll3rdr4g0n
    ...I have Visual Studio 6 installed and I'm wondering if the DXSDK is integrating with that ...
    Have a look at this faq thread in the games forum.
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