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Dark GDK / Woah! what is this?

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Funkbrotha10
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Posted: 14th Aug 2009 23:11
So I have been using Dark GDK for some time now sucessfully everything has been working fine, but as of yesterday whenever I tried to compile anything GDK i get this crazy error






That was just the default 3D Dark GDK game project with NO changes to the code what so ever, what is going on here?

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_Pauli_
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Posted: 15th Aug 2009 04:02
hmm, this seems to be some serious directx problem! may be you should try re-install the directx SDK and/or redistributable.

what's so strange about this, is that it points to 'dxdiaginfo.obj'
DXDiag is the DirectX Diagnose App...
Funkbrotha10
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Posted: 15th Aug 2009 08:33
I know. that will be my next course of action.

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Funkbrotha10
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Posted: 15th Aug 2009 08:36
and could it possible be because I have 2 versions of DirectX installed? i have the march 2009 and the august 2007 one. but is was working perfectly before with both of them installed

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Mista Wilson
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Posted: 15th Aug 2009 08:54
You can have both SDK's files on your system, I do, but you have to make sure that you IDE is setup to only point to one of them at a time.

You will get errors if you try to link with both SDK's at the same time, although the errors you are getting i dont know im sorry, it doesnt look like you are linking in both.

If it happened all of a sudden, check what software you have installed in the meantime and what it did. sometimes software installations can change others... windows update, that kind of thing..

If it ain't broke.... DONT FIX IT !!!

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