The Trim() commit makes the Windows Certication Kit 3.1 happy, so am I.
All looks good, I will try to submit apps again, later!
I already had the visual projects files for the satellite libraries for
winRT. And there are still working !
I only updated the sources of image/mixer/ttf from mercurial. (I have no
modification on the satellite libs, except the TTF compilation issue of the
previous email).
I can provide thoses project files, but I am not sure that the settings are
100% correct … let me know.
For external dependencies (zlib, ft, png, jpg, ogg, vorbis), I use WinRT
projects that were already provided in the source archives.
Thanks,
Sylvain.On Tue, Mar 25, 2014 at 4:01 AM, DLudwig wrote:
slvn wrote:
1/ For Windows 8.1, Microsoft Certification tool reports to use the
“Trim()” function when DXGI devices are interrupting.
see How to suspend an app (DirectX and C++) - Windows app development | Microsoft Learn
Fixed as of WinRT: Call IDXGIDevice3::Trim before app-suspend, as required on Win… · libsdl-org/SDL@a99bf4d · GitHub, I think, although
I haven’t had a chance to run it through the latest Store Certification Kit
myself yet. (Last I tried for SDL/WinRT was the Windows 8.0 Certification
Kit.)
Thanks much for the heads up on this! I’ll see if I can get a look at the
8.1 Certification Kit myself as soon as I can.
slvn wrote:
2/ I upgraded also the satellite Libraries, and for SDL_ttf I got some
trouble.
Microsoft compiler failed to compile the file “SDL_ttf.c”
How did you upgrade the satellite libraries? WinRT-specific changes
haven’t been applied to the copies on hg.libsdl.org, as of yet. [image:
Smile]
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