Exploding App

So, I'm playing around with DirectSound, in addition to the Direct3D stuff I've been doing. Turns out, the basics of Managed DirectSound are really easy. In fact, here's a little zip file that's a ton of fun for me. But then, I'm easily amused. Download it and run it - you'll need DirectX 9.0 installed, though.

There's so little code to it, I've attached it to the end of this posting. I can think of all sorts of uses for it, the primary example being for use in the unhandled exception filter. :)

using System;

using System.Drawing;

using System.Collections;

using System.ComponentModel;

using System.Windows.Forms;

using System.Data;

 

using Microsoft.DirectX;

using Microsoft.DirectX.DirectSound;

using Buffer = Microsoft.DirectX.DirectSound.Buffer;