以下是编译器的简短列表，这些编译器实际上包括该框的DirectX 10/11的头文件和/或库：

• 从4.7版开始的TDM-GCC x64构建带有DirectX 10/11标头和库： http://tdm-gcc.tdragon.net/


• TDM-GCC x64 build 4.6.1随附大多数DirectX 10/11标头和库，但现成的DWM API支持有限：x86的库丢失并且某些标头不正确： ht tps：//sourceforge.net/p/tdm-gcc/feature-requests/27/


• 普通Windows GCC（MinGW）不包含DirectX 10/11的任何内容，但立即支持DirectX 9的有限部分（例如，不包括D3DX）。


• Orwell Dev-C ++的TDM-GCC 4.6.1构建包括DirectX 9 / 10/11标头和库。它们由2010年6月SDK提供，并且库已转换为GCC .a格式： http://sourceforge.net / projects / orwelldevcpp / 。

实际上，任何相当现代的Windows编译器都应该能够编译/支持DirectX 10 / 11 标题。我已经看到GCC 3.4.2挣扎了很多，但是那个版本是古老的。头是很容易的部分，可以这么说：只需将头转储到适当的include文件夹中，您的编译器就会突然支持DirectX 10/11。

另一部分 lib 是更难的部分。同时获得x64和x64库并转换为GCC的.a（使用lib2a）可能会很烦人。幸运的是，像TDM-GCC之类的编译器或像Dev-C ++之类的IDE早已开始随libs提供。再一次，如果将库的.a文件转储到适当的文件夹中，几乎所有最新的编译器都会突然支持DirectX 10/11。

Which compilers other than Visual Studio 2010 and 2008 support DirectX SDK Jun 2010?

I am a beginner, and I want to program with DirectX 11, but i have a VERY limited internet and may download only little files (300 MB).

It would be interesting to know all compilers that can be used to program for DirectX 11.

Here is a short list of compilers that actually include the headers and/or libraries of DirectX 10/11 of the box:

• TDM-GCC x64 builds starting with version 4.7 ship with DirectX 10/11 headers and libraries: http://tdm-gcc.tdragon.net/
• TDM-GCC x64 build 4.6.1 ships with most DirectX 10/11 headers and libraries, but has limited DWM API support out of the box: the libaries for x86 are missing and some headers are incorrect: https://sourceforge.net/p/tdm-gcc/feature-requests/27/
• Plain Windows GCC (MinGW) does not include anything of DirectX 10/11, but supports a limited part of DirectX 9 out of the box (for example, D3DX is not included).
• The TDM-GCC 4.6.1 builds of Orwell Dev-C++ include DirectX 9/10/11 headers and libraries. They are provided by the Jun 2010 SDK, and libraries are converted to GCC .a format: http://sourceforge.net/projects/orwelldevcpp/.

Actually, any reasonably modern Windows compiler should be able to compile/support the DirectX 10/11 headers. I have seen GCC 3.4.2 struggle a lot though, but that version is ancient. Headers are the easy part, so to speak: simply dump the headers in the appropriate include folder and your compiler suddenly supports DirectX 10/11.

The other part, libaries, are the harder part. Obtaining both x64 and x64 libs and converting to GCC's .a (using lib2a) can be annoying. Fortunately, compilers like TDM-GCC or IDEs like Dev-C++ started shipping with the libs a while ago. And again, pretty much any recent compiler will suddenly support DirectX 10/11 if you dump the .a files of the libraries in the proper folder.