When to use IDXGIFactory3::GetCreationFlags
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i found not much sample programs use IDXGIFactory3, and its function GetCreationFlags, so when to use it?
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i found not much sample programs use IDXGIFactory3, and its function GetCreationFlags, so when to use it?
directx directx-11 dxgi
i found not much sample programs use IDXGIFactory3, and its function GetCreationFlags, so when to use it?
directx directx-11 dxgi
directx directx-11 dxgi
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There's really only a single defined creation flag, DXGI_CREATE_FACTORY_DEBUG
, so there's not a lot of value in most programs using this method. It's there as a method for someone to determine if the debug version of DXGI is active or not...
See DXGI Debug Device
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There's really only a single defined creation flag, DXGI_CREATE_FACTORY_DEBUG
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See DXGI Debug Device
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There's really only a single defined creation flag, DXGI_CREATE_FACTORY_DEBUG
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See DXGI Debug Device
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There's really only a single defined creation flag, DXGI_CREATE_FACTORY_DEBUG
, so there's not a lot of value in most programs using this method. It's there as a method for someone to determine if the debug version of DXGI is active or not...
See DXGI Debug Device
There's really only a single defined creation flag, DXGI_CREATE_FACTORY_DEBUG
, so there's not a lot of value in most programs using this method. It's there as a method for someone to determine if the debug version of DXGI is active or not...
See DXGI Debug Device
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