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asmdemon 30 Sep 2004, 23:42
check email
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madmatt 01 Oct 2004, 09:16
Did so, thanks.
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madmatt 01 Oct 2004, 09:53
And now you can download at: ftp://68.225.35.57/
We now finally have sound in these examples!, enjoy. filename: fasmw-WGPFD-13.0.rar _________________ Gimme a sledge hammer! I'LL FIX IT! |
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asmdemon 01 Oct 2004, 21:48
http://www.asmdemon.com/ As usuall, you can download it from this website.
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i-don 02 Oct 2004, 03:00
hi madmatt,
I'm still stuck with DX7. Is there any way where we could 'define' DX version before compiling the source code so previous version of DX user still can use the example using DX9 includes like in c/cpp? i-don. |
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02 Oct 2004, 03:00 |
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madmatt 02 Oct 2004, 07:12
I'll look into it, I don't know if the 'IF - ENDIF' commands will work with the new struct macros. If they do then I probably can adjust the includes for that feature. Are you having problems?
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02 Oct 2004, 07:12 |
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i-don 04 Oct 2004, 07:48
madmatt wrote: Are you having problems? Only for example 13. See pic below...
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wanderer 04 Oct 2004, 11:49
i-don wrote:
Probably you don't have DirectX 8 installed. _________________ Best regards, Antoch Victor |
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madmatt 05 Oct 2004, 06:46
That's right, you had directdraw 7, sorry bout that. I changed the
create directsound object command from DirectSoundCreate8 to DirectSoundCreate. This should solve the problem. I uploaded the fixed examples at the ftp site: ftp://68.225.35.57/ FileName: fasmw-WGPFD 13.1.rar |
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05 Oct 2004, 06:46 |
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i-don 05 Oct 2004, 13:52
hey madmatt,
It's working now. Still, if it can be done to switch between different version of DX using a kind of single line of directive would be nice DX wrapper in fasm. 
BTW, its a great DirectX learning package. Keep up the good works! cheers, i-don |
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05 Oct 2004, 13:52 |
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madmatt 05 Oct 2004, 17:31
Quote: It's working now. Still, if it can be done to switch between different version of DX using a kind of single line of directive would be nice DX wrapper in fasm. That's good. I'll look into this, It'll most likely be after I complete most, if not all the examples in the book. Since no one that I know of is having trouble, it will be at the low end of the TO-DO list. Quote: BTW, its a great DirectX learning package. Keep up the good works! Thanks, enjoy converting the examples (except when trying to translate those C++ complex functions, OOOooo those migrains do hurt!), and learning directx in the process. All in all it is a very gratifying experience. And of course, if other people can learn from them as well, all the better I feel. MadMatt _________________ Gimme a sledge hammer! I'LL FIX IT! |
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