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Gets DXUT exit code.
INT DXUTGetExitCode();
None.
A DXUT exit code, which will be one of the following possible values.
| Value | Description |
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| 0 | Successful execution. |
| 1 | An undetermined error occurred. |
| 2 | No IDirect3D9 object could be found. |
| 3 | No IDirect3DDevice9 device could be found with the specified device settings. |
| 4 | The DirectX SDK media file could not be found. |
| 5 | The IDirect3DDevice9 device has a non-zero reference count, meaning that some objects were not released. |
| 6 | An error occurred when attempting to create an IDirect3DDevice9 device. |
| 7 | An error occurred when attempting to reset an IDirect3DDevice9 device. |
| 8 | An error occurred in the device creation callback function. |
| 9 | An error occurred in the device creation callback function. |
| 10 | The incorrect version of Direct3D or D3DX is installed. |
| 11 | The device used upon exit was a D3DDEVTYPE_REf device type. |
The return value of this function is typically used as the return code of the application's WinMain function. Command-line tests can be performed on applications using this return code.
The following is an example of command-line usage that returns DXUT exit code:
start /wait BasicHLSL.exe echo %errorlevel%
Header: Declared in Dxut.h.