Dev C++ Directx Tutorial
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Dev C++ Directx Tutorials
to use DirectX you need to get the DirectX SDK (Software Development Kit) -- the IDE you choose to use (such as Dev-C++, Visual Studio etc) is up to you. The latest version of the SDK is the June 2010 version, found here:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=6812
This version includes everything needed to write applications not only for DirectX 9 but up to DirectX 11. There's also a download that has the DirectX 9 SDK only:
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=31210
Once you have the SDK installed you need to include the required DirectX headers and lib files so that your program can compile successfully. You can do that in any IDE you choose.
As for Dev-C++, I have to say that the 4.9.9.2 version is pretty old. It was released on 2005 I think (and no newer versions came out). You may want to look into Code::Blocks as a more recent alternative. Although I'd personally recommend Visual Studio for DirectX programming (there is also a free version called Visual Studio Express).
For setting up DirectX with Visual Studio, there are a number of PDFs on www.d3dcoder.net (this is the website of Frank Luna, an author on DirectX programming) but the DirectX 9 section doesn't have any. Here's one describing the process for DirectX 10 and Visual Studio 2008. It's old (and used the March 2008 version of the SDK) but it's quite informative. Also note that it is intended as a guide on how to compile the source code accompanying the books, but it describes all the steps needed for setting up a DirectX project from scratch. So just skip the final step where the source code for the books is brought into the project and use your own code.
http://www.d3dcoder.net/Data/Book3/VS08Setup.pdf
Hope this helps,
Ogoyant