From: gary_cowell AT mickley DOT demon DOT co DOT uk (Gary Cowell (QI'HoS))
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Subject: Re: Allegro and DIRECTX - Is it possible?  Yes....
Date: Sun, 29 Jun 1997 09:18:50 GMT
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ghItlh moreau AT alpes-net DOT fr (nico) 

>On 27 Jun 1997 22:33:00 GMT, "Mike Winsor" <mwinsor AT hotmail DOT com>
>wrote:
>
>>Ok, I know this may not be very popular but I figure that allegro is the
>>greatest library on Earth... :)  Anyways I'm going to port it to Direct X
>
>Don't forget 3DFX, I know you need a special card but performance is
>much much better than any DIRECTX 
>

The DIRECT3D that the 3DFX understands is part of the DIRECTX package.

You gotta use this (direct3d) if you want cross-hardware 3d
'acceleration'.  Though I hardly think its worth the bother.
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