DirectX SDK

The DirectX SDK is an important multimedia tool applicable to Microsoft oriented computers, android, iPhones, and game consoles. It helps to develop DirectX compliant applications through software and runtime contained in the DirectX SDK software. The DirectX SDK is characterized by different APIs. Examples are the Direct#D, DirectPlay, DirectMusic, DirectDraw, or DirectSound. These APIs help to manage interactions existing between the hardware and the software effectively. Programmers and developers are ens abled with all the necessary tools, documentation, and debug files needed. This is because the software tool consists of redistributable runtime libraries. The software is mostly utilized by programmers and developers who are keen on ensuring they obtain an up to date quality graphic application interface. The software can only apply to Windows computers and newer versions. Examples are Windows 7, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP. Update to tools, documentation, runtime debug files applicable to x64 and x84 platforms, utility samples are release by the DirectX SDK software. It was created as a platform for the enhancement of game performance by Microsoft on Windows. And over time, with advances in technology, the software became more applicable to other variety of applications. This has brought about the presence of Direct3D hardware in computer drives to use graphics hardware acceleration. More so, the technologies that are more integrated into Windows are the DirectX, which has now emerge as a critical part of Windows. The DirectX runtime is mostly advisable to be downloaded and installed for people who are solely to play the game, but the DirectX web setup is more appropriate. 

Provides essential solutions to developers and programmers

• Usability improvement
• Object naming support
• Documentation organization
• Ability to aid integration for Visual Studio 2010
• Effective support for DirectSetup
• Version-less naming of cross-runtime data types