Can I develop the DX10 and DX9.0c application use VC++ 6.0 My develop environment is VC++ 6.0 and installed VSSP 5.0.
Can I develop the DX10 and DX9.0c application use VC++ 6.0?
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Can I develop the DX10 and DX9.0c application use VC++ 6.0?
Raphael39913
SmoothUK
VC6 projects will import very nicely in VC2005. It was a major complaint about VC2003 and the C++ team listened.
I can't speak about the compilability using the Intel compiler though, as I have no experience with it, but I haven't personally heard complaints about it.
Christopher Fleming
Jim Crayne
cheekydevill
VC++ 6 hasn't been supported by the DirectX SDK for quite a while now. If you go back far enough you can use DX9, but I think it was somewhere around December 2004 that VC6 support was dropped.
The short easy answer is no. You'd be better of downloading VC++ 2005 Express (which is free) and using that.
SavageE
The .NET Framework is not required for DirectX applications to work, unless you're writing against the Managed DirectX libraries.