- The VC++ distributable is the file VCRedist_x86.exeIt should be in your C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\… folder, or it can be downloaded from MSDN. You can run that file on a PC to install the libraries that your program needs in order to run.Some libraries (C runtime, MFC, ATL) can be statically linked into your program so it will not need the redistributable. Other libraries, especially .NET, cannot be statically linked. If you use any of them then you must built an installer project. You need to know what libraries you are using and what the implications of using them are.
- hi thanks! i’m sorry but i’ve been looking/ready foor days among those articles that you sent. They’re so vague!!!! maybe I’ m just amateur. distribute the VC++ distribuatable –> what does this mean. I read some write-up by mSDN and they’ aint clear either. MyLibrary.dll, i don’t know how to get those. thanks!!!!
- The VC++ distributable is the file VCRedist_x86.exeIt should be in your C:\Program Files\Microsoft SDKs\… folder, or it can be downloaded from MSDN. You can run that file on a PC to install the libraries that your program needs in order to run.Some libraries (C runtime, MFC, ATL) can be statically linked into your program so it will not need the redistributable. Other libraries, especially .NET, cannot be statically linked. If you use any of them then you must built an installer project. You need to know what libraries you are using and what the implications of using them are.