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How can I use Direct3D COM object ?

Posted 6-Jan-11 4:18am

Updated 6-Jan-11 9:36am

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fjdiewornncalwe 6-Jan-11 15:37pm

Just updated the tags based on the OP's comment in Maximilien's answer.

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Maximilien · Accepted Answer · 2011-01-06T04:44:00

Have a look at the documentation.

Programming DirectX with COM[^]

Max.

Posted 6-Jan-11 4:44am

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UL UL ALBAB 6-Jan-11 11:00am

Thank you Max. But, when I am trying to build in VB-2008 than it become fail to findout the library of '#include <d3d9.h>'.

CPallini 6-Jan-11 11:34am

@UL UL ALBAB: Since the hurdle is stated in your comment above, update the original question (and please provide more useful info).

LloydA111 6-Jan-11 15:42pm

VB does not use "#include", thats for C based languages.