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Are you talking about WinG? If yes then there is a big difference. The WinG just lets you think with &quot;normal device&quot; contextes. With DirectX you can manipulate the hardware. In addition it is component based (e.g. it is implemented with interfaces). If you are about to write a game better use DirectX.<br />

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Are you talking about WinG? If yes then there is a big difference. The WinG just lets you think with "normal device" contextes. With DirectX you can manipulate the hardware. In addition it is component based (e.g. it is implemented with interfaces). If you are about to write a game better use DirectX.


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No, I'm certainly NOT talking about winG.<br />
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Thanks, though....<br />

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No, I'm certainly NOT talking about winG.

Thanks, though....


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This question was answered already, and it keeps coming back to haunt me. &nbsp;I'll give you the points, and hope it goes away. &nbsp;Thanks for your help...<br />
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Raydot.<br />

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This question was answered already, and it keeps coming back to haunt me.  I'll give you the points, and hope it goes away.  Thanks for your help...

Raydot.


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Is there a difference between the Windows 95/98 Game SDK and the DirectX SDK 6.0?<br />
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Anyone?<br />
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If there is a difference, where do I find the Windows '95 Game SDK? &nbsp;<br />
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Raydot.
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Is there a difference between the Windows 95/98 Game SDK and the DirectX SDK 6.0?

Anyone?

If there is a difference, where do I find the Windows '95 Game SDK?  

Raydot.

Game SDK vs. DirectX SDK?

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