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Monday, 10 March 2014

DirectX

DirectX

DirectX is a set of commands and functions that are ready-to-use and makes it easier for the programmers to create software; mainly games. By using DirectX com-
mands, developers can use predefined functions to manage video and sound of their game. Technically DirectX is a set of APIs(Application Programming Interfaces) that software developers use when creating programs on Microsoft platforms. It is used to denote all the APIs beginning with Direct, i.e Direct3D, DirectPlay, DirectMusic, DirectDraw, DirectSound and the like, with X substituted for each API. The X initial was later used by Microsoft to name its gaming console Xbox which uses the DirectX technology. DirectX was introduced with the Windows 95 Service Release 2. The purpose of DirectX was to make Windows as developer-friendly as MS-DOS.

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