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Making my application portable

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ahsan21

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Sep 15, 2005
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Is there a way to write code in visual c++ .net so that when I distribute my application, the host computer does not require .net framework to run my application?

Basically, I am trying to make my own executables and want them to run on multiple machines running windows xp.

Your help is very much appreciated.


Thanks.

Syed Ijaz
 
You can write and compile regular, standard C++ code with the .NET compiler that will not require the .NET framework to run, but you cannot use any of the .NET functionality.

Create a Win32 application instead of a .NET application when you create your project.
 
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