I'm new to programming with DirectX and I want to know how should I create a DirectX game.
Will there be a way to package all the required files for people to run without the need for additional software? I'll add the exception that they'll need to install DirectX. What I mean is, when I try to run an executable version of a DirectX program on a computer that isn't setup to create DirectX projects, I get an error like "d3dx10_43.dll is missing" and I have directX version 11 installed on that machine. Now I know I can just place d3dx10_43.dll inside the folder people will download but are there any legal issues when I do this?
Basically I want to make games with the least amount of prerequisite software required, or at least be able to include it in their download without any legal issues. (The reason why I say legal issues, is because I know XNA requires its framework in order to run games with it... and I know you're not allowed packaging the XNA framework with your download.)
Thanks.
Jason