Assume that you run an application that uses the DirectComposition API on a computer that is running Windows RT, Windows 8, or Windows Server 2012. In this situation, when a DirectComposition device object is lost, the following issues occur:
- The application cannot obtain a new working DirectComposition device object, and can only obtain the old cached device object.
- The application continuously loses and rebuilds the DirectComposition resources. This eventually causes a stack overflow.