Unfortunately, anybody who knows the answer to that question isn't allowed to answer it in public.
The XDK is separate from the DirectX SDK, though obviously they both have DirectX 9 included and several of the tools and APIs (PIX, XACT, XInput) are now becoming common.
However for Managed DirectX to be a part of the XDK it would indeed require the .Net framework to be ported to a different hardware platform which IMO sounds like a lot of work.
Its like asking what role C# express plays in the Developer Tools Suite. Managed DIrectX is just one of the DirectX APIs available. So MDX is jsut a part of it. I guess you could say that its role is to provide managed programmers access to the platform, but thats kind of obvious.
XNA & MDX = ?
Asvin Ananthanarayan
Unfortunately, anybody who knows the answer to that question isn't allowed to answer it in public.
The XDK is separate from the DirectX SDK, though obviously they both have DirectX 9 included and several of the tools and APIs (PIX, XACT, XInput) are now becoming common.
However for Managed DirectX to be a part of the XDK it would indeed require the .Net framework to be ported to a different hardware platform which IMO sounds like a lot of work.
Amarender
Hum, will .NET Framework be implemented for XBox OS
Aaron Gibbs
Nothing specifically.
Its like asking what role C# express plays in the Developer Tools Suite. Managed DIrectX is just one of the DirectX APIs available. So MDX is jsut a part of it. I guess you could say that its role is to provide managed programmers access to the platform, but thats kind of obvious.
http://www.microsoft.com/xna/