dxgiformatconvert

Repo for working on updates to the legacy DXSDK header D3DX_DXGIFormatConvert.inl

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D3DX_DXGIFormatConvert.inl

This utility header was introduced in the legacy DirectX SDK in June 2010.

The new D3DX_DXGIFormatConvert.inl inline header includes light-weight conversion functions for use in Compute Shaders or Pixel Shaders on D3D11 Hardware that can be useful when applications need to simultaneously read and write to textures, such as in-place editing scenarios.

This repro contains the latest updates to this header, which is included in the Microsoft.DXSDK.D3DX NuGet package.

Documentation can be found on Microsoft Docs: Programming Guide, Reference Guide.

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Version History

Date Notes
June 2010 Release in legacy DirectX SDK
April 2021 Updated to use DirectXMath in the Windows SDK instead of legacy XNAMath from the DirectX SDK for C++ support
September 2024 Updated to build with DXC Shader Model 6 compiler