that 2-year old "temporary Win32 hack".

currently works for images (SDL and GDI+ loaders) and sound samples.

calls so that they take a number of vertices or indexes, not elements.

Shader::SetUniform override, and implement most of the FBO code for
the Direct3D backend.

projects, we now use Video::SetClearColor, Video::SetClearDepth and
Video::Clear instead, so that the Direct3D equivalents can be called.

it to DirectX.

on Windows if using Visual Studio; if using MinGW, try to stick to the
original main() entry point.

do not open a console at startup.

make sure each .vcxproj file is with its corresponding source code.

"half" class. The build is now 3% faster.

it's a bit less confusing.

class, so that the calling code does not need to know what the backend is.

retrieve the constant's register index in the description table. This also
allows us to use a single uniform handle for both the vertex and pixel
shaders in a PS3 Cg program.

cannot used DirectX 10 because my video card only supports DX9, and there
is no compatibility layer. DX11 has feature levels for older hardware so
it would work with a DX9 card, but it's not available for WinXP.

tweak the triangle tutorial to make it shorter.

works on the Xbox.

link properly on the Xbox.