Hi,
If you create a CLR windows form project in Visual Studio C++, when you distribute your programs does the user need the .NET Framework or just the Visual C++ 2010 Runtime Redist?
Thanks.
Hi,
If you create a CLR windows form project in Visual Studio C++, when you distribute your programs does the user need the .NET Framework or just the Visual C++ 2010 Runtime Redist?
Thanks.
Jump to PostIf your program uses the .NET framework then obviously that's a dependency required on the target machine.
If your program uses the .NET framework then obviously that's a dependency required on the target machine.
You can compile the Visual C++ code to native code if you need. This will mean it is not managed code and will no longer require the CLR.
So, really, it's your choice.
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