   DirectX SDK August 2008
  The DirectX August 2008 SDK is out now. I didn't see an announcement anywhere, so I assume I'm the first to post this. Linky.   
  Does this mean you guys are going to be coming out with a new version of SlimDX soon?   ;  The improvements to PIX sound really nice.   ;Quote:Original post by Tape_WormDoes this mean you guys are going to be coming out with a new version of SlimDX soon?Yes. Expect one in about a week. We'll probably end up calling ours a September release, which is what we expected the DirectX team would be doing.   ;Quote:Original post by Mike.Popoloskiwhich is what we expected the DirectX team would be doing.Gadzooks!  Side stepped by those uncouth scoundrels!;Quote:Original post by Mike.PopoloskiWe'll probably end up calling ours a September release, which is what we expected the DirectX team would be doing.Quote:From as far back as the Aug 2007 SDK:New Release Schedule Starting after the August 2007 release of the DirectX SDK, Microsoft will deliver future updates four times per year. The next five releases now planned for delivery are:August 2007 November 2007 (instead of October and December) March 2008 (instead of February and April) June 2008 August 2008Not sure what gave you that idea. ;-);Quote:Original post by Dave HuntQuote:Original post by Mike.PopoloskiWe'll probably end up calling ours a September release, which is what we expected the DirectX team would be doing.Quote:From as far back as the Aug 2007 SDK:New Release Schedule Starting after the August 2007 release of the DirectX SDK, Microsoft will deliver future updates four times per year. The next five releases now planned for delivery are:August 2007 November 2007 (instead of October and December) March 2008 (instead of February and April) June 2008 August 2008Not sure what gave you that idea. ;-)I lolled.SlimDX: More seriously though, I hope I can beat some of my usability improvements into it before the release. I also heard that some minor bug fixes from the June release are in... things like not allocating certain cross function variables on the stack...   ;Quote:Original post by Dave HuntNot sure what gave you that idea. ;-)That's what they told us when we asked.   ;  Unless I'm mistaken, Dave didn't work for Microsoft anymore when he answered your question.And seriously, I'm just busting your chops. You guys are doing a great job keeping SlimDX up-to-date and stable.;Quote:The improvements to PIX sound really nice.They've been doing a good job not making it crash as often.  I kind of wish that they spent more time making samples, and tutorials however.   