DirectX and the TDx_Library

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2 total messages Started by Darren Dwyer Thu, 30 Dec 2004 00:05

#280

Author: Darren Dwyer
Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 00:05

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Hi Everyone,

Why oh why do people try to use DirectX native in Borland C++ Builder, which
is not very good at integrating DirectX.

We've created a series of fully documented VCL components that allow you to
easily use nearly all of DirectX to enhance almost all BCB applications.

try visiting http://BCB-Tools.com and take a look at the TDx_Library before
you try to use DirectX and save yourself a lot of time and hassle and money.

Older versions of our VCL components are FREE for anyone to download, and
newer bug-free versions cost US$2 per component, which is very cheap to
register.

Thanks,

Darren Dwyer,
http://BCB-Tools.com





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Re: DirectX and the TDx_Library

#281

Author: Remy Lebeau (TeamB)
Date: Thu, 30 Dec 2004 00:32

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"Darren Dwyer" <darren@bcb-tools.com> wrote in message
news:41d34552@newsgroups.borland.com...

> Why oh why do people try to use DirectX native in Borland C++
> Builder, which is not very good at integrating DirectX.

What makes you think that DirectX is not usable in BCB?  DirectX is based on
COM, and BCB can work with COM objects just fine.

> We've created a series of fully documented VCL components that allow you
to
> easily use nearly all of DirectX to enhance almost all BCB applications.

Such advertising should have been directed to the third-party newsgroup
instead.

> Older versions of our VCL components are FREE for anyone to download,
> and newer bug-free versions cost US$2 per component, which is very cheap
> to register.

I have never heard of bug-free software.


Gambit

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