   Back to DirectX 8...
  Hi,I've got a book about DirectX 8 programming. I'd like to know if it's possible to use the current SDK and compile source codes written for DirectX 8.Thanks.   
  I know you could with, say, the June05, or Dec05 SDKs, so I imagine you still can.  There are some minor subtle differences between D3D8 and D3D8.1 that you may have to work out depending on if the book is really for 8.0 or not.  I seem to remember some ComputeNormals function taking one extra, or one less, parameter being the type of issue you'd run into.   ;  You can use any directx version as all of them are supported. However, you can't find the sdk at microsoft. www.icarusindie.com (better google that for accuracy) does have older versions. I hope you will find it there :) Otherwise tell me and I will try and help you out to get the DX version (1 - 9c) you want.;  Thanks for your suggestions.Well, I believe this book is about DirectX 8.0, but I find it a bit tricky (and long to do, given the fact that I'm not very experienced) to convert all my functions from 8.0 to 9.0.Anyway, I looked at www.icarusindie.com and I didn't where the SDK could be.   