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CDX vs SDL

Started by September 25, 2002 06:05 PM
1 comment, last by DariusKing 21 years, 11 months ago
Wich one is more beter , and has more robust structure? CDX or SDL? And also I''ve noticed that CDX isn''t mantained anymore. Has CDX been abandoned?
Go with SDL. It''s amazingly supported as well as it has many free libraries to use with it. It also works on many OS''s.

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Hmm I saw that too but I am realy inyerested only in Win32 programing . But still SDL seams the way to go.

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