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Inside Windows Phone 42 | Sam George on Native C++ Game Development in Windows Phone 8

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Native C++ Game Development is one of the most requested features that we're delivering in Windows Phone 8, and in this episode of Inside Windows Phone, we asked Sam George to give us a whirlwind tour.

Native C++ programming enables:

  • Writing of high performing games for the phone using D3D
  • Sharing of a tremendous amount of code across Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 in game development
  • Easy porting of games from other platforms to Windows and Windows Phone using common C++ class libraries
  • Using middleware engines such as Havok and Unity, to make it easier than ever to bring games to Windows and Windows Phone

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  • hoang thanh tunghoang thanh tung

    Can you please make a tutorial about creating .dll files with C++

  • TITITITI

    hi ! a PC for each person.
    Sharing of a tremendous amount of code across Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8 in game development can be considered as we expected as the head title of overcoming.
    Using middleware engines such as Havok and Unity is usualy a reason for shop by managers.

  • SokugoSokugo

    hello,

    I write httpclient in Windows 8 run success, but I port to WP8 have problem not lib winhttp and lib wininet.

    who can help me write httpcliet windows phone 8 ?

    many thanks

  • Angus ChengAngus Cheng

    That's right!

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