GUID?

Started by bigjim, 24 Jul '03 - 05:53

bigjim

Silly question...

Can someone explain a guid with respect to the directx 9 sdk?

Just lookin at dx objects  ???

Torkell

GUID = Globally Unique IDentifier

Basically a magic 128-bit number which you can use for anything that you need a unique (across multiple systems and time) number for.

In DirectX9 it's probably used to identify components, objects, filters or whatever Microsoft has decided to call them. GUIDs are used in COM to uniquely identify interfaces and objects.

Olego

How is it that Ian edited BoggyB's comment?   ???
~Olego~

Torkell

You *have* read the post in the XMPlay forum about skin changes, haven't you...

bigjim

Thanx for the reply boggy- i dont normally read the other forums  ;)

Torkell

That last post "You *have* read..." was for Olego.

Olego

Hmm, didn't notice that before.  Yes, yes, the phrase should be above the HR and not below it.  Silly spacing.

So, why?  ;D

~Olego~