Preparing the swap chain for a Windows Store app
In this recipe, we will look at the code necessary to create a new class inheriting from the D3DApplicationBase
class from Chapter 2, Rendering with Direct3D, that will prepare a swap chain description for use in a Windows Store app for Windows 8.1. We will also prepare a Windows Store compatible version of the Common
library we have used throughout this book.
Getting ready
To target Windows 8.1, we need to use Visual Studio 2013.
Before commencing, we will need to have the SharpDX 11.2 WinRT binaries at hand. At the time of writing this book, this requires using the latest development package (2.5.1) found on the SharpDX webpage http://sharpdx.org/news/. For the remainder of the chapter, we will assume ...
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