It would probably be better to avoid doing that. It isn't quite the same as disassembling the native implementation, but in general you want to avoid looking at how the native implementation is implemented rather than how it behaves.
I have to admit that I didn't think of these kind of things, however for D3DXCreateRenderToSurface this isn't a problem as all what I got from the output was that I have to call no d3d functions.
...and that's pretty much unacceptable.
I see, this will probably need a fixed patch.
It might be true that on wine the device never becomes invalid, but that might not always remain true, and IMO our d3dx9 dlls should work on native win32 as well.
The code should run on native windows, too, though it isn't that well tested. (IMO there isn't much to test about a few release calls anyways). Also, ResetDevice is the same as D3DXCreateRenderToSurface, as it doesn't do anything either.
But thank you for the time you spent on reviewing my patches :)
Best regards Tony
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