d3d quake1

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here is a direct3d port quake 1:http://directq.codeplex.com/
directq.zip

you need to copy the d3dx runtime from Windows Hardware Certification Kit.

Originally Posted by windowsrtc

you need to copy the d3dx runtime from Windows Hardware Certification Kit.

Where are they located in WHCT? I see only x86 files. The ARM installers:

Application Verifier arm External Package-arm_en-us.msi
Arm Debuggers And Tools-arm_en-us.msi
Windows Driver Testing Framework (WDTF) Runtime Libraries-arm_en-us.msi
Windows Hardware Certification Kit Client-arm_en-us.msi
WPTarm-arm_en-us.msi

don't contain d3dx dlls or tests.

you must do a full install on a windows server 2008 R2 system and it will be about 3GB.

I find an opengl to d3d9 wrapper.I am able to run warcraft3 on my pc using the opengl32.dll I compiled.But I haven't tried the arm version on my surface.
source:http://sourceforge.net/projects/gldi...?source=navbar
arm dll:https://www.dropbox.com/s/vowmwguifc...pengl32arm.rar

update:the wrapped opengl32.dll works with quake2:http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...4&d=1358162797

Heyyyy... that's cool. Like, really, really cool. A lot of games that should run on RT require OpenGL and therefore don't work.

It would be cool if mamaich could integrate that into his emulation layer too (on the native ARM side preferably, so the wrapper code itself doesn't have to be emulated, although just putting the x86 version into the emulator's Windows\system32 dir would likely work at least slowly). That would open up a *bunch* of games.

Originally Posted by GoodDayToDie

Heyyyy... that's cool. Like, really, really cool. A lot of games that should run on RT require OpenGL and therefore don't work.

It would be cool if mamaich could integrate that into his emulation layer too (on the native ARM side preferably, so the wrapper code itself doesn't have to be emulated, although just putting the x86 version into the emulator's Windows\system32 dir would likely work at least slowly). That would open up a *bunch* of games.

GoodDayToDie,this is a file that can add robot in quake2 on x86,will it be possible to make it work on windowsRT?

Originally Posted by windowsrtc

I find an opengl to d3d9 wrapper.I am able to run warcraft3 on my pc using the opengl32.dll I compiled.But I haven't tried the arm version on my surface.
source:http://sourceforge.net/projects/gldi...?source=navbar
arm dll:https://www.dropbox.com/s/vowmwguifc...pengl32arm.rar

update:the wrapped opengl32.dll works with quake2:http://forum.xda-developers.com/atta...4&d=1358162797

This is great! So very glad to read this! Well done!

I had _no_ idea that the arm d3d9 runtime was available at all, otherwise I would have ported Gldirect a long time ago. I even started looking at trying to convert it to d3d10.. but sadly I'm not graphics programming expert.

Originally Posted by bfosterjr

This is great! So very glad to read this! Well done!

I had _no_ idea that the arm d3d9 runtime was available at all, otherwise I would have ported Gldirect a long time ago. I even started looking at trying to convert it to d3d10.. but sadly I'm not graphics programming expert.

If I knew about DirectX9 libs for ARM I would have ported GPU plugins for PlayStation emulator. I just don't know what about performance as I don't have required libraries to run DirectQ or that opengl wrapper. So... How fast it is?