I have updated the Rawzor SDK, it now includes both statically and dynamically linked versions of DLLs. Another minor addition is a function to get SDK’s core version number.

Like last time, everything is built in Visual Studio 2008 (9.0) but there shouldn’t be any issues even if you are using a different build chain (atleast we can hope). Anyway, if this creates any problems for you and you can’t upgrade yet, I can add binaries from some older version of msvc. Let me know.

I am very excited with everything built so far and the warm welcome received by Rawzor (thanks), time to take this a level further.

I am hoping this blog will be a great way to share with you everything happening with Rawzor - on the stage or behind the scenes, and listen to what you have to say.

To know more about me, you can check my homepage but there isn’t much to know besides that I love programming and data compression technologies.

So, hit me with any questions or suggestions on how you would like to shape Rawzor’s future. Leave a comment here or drop me a mail.

Lets get this ball rolling… :-)