On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 11:51 AM, Dino Viehland wrote:
> My thought process here was that msvcr100 should always be on the system
> because .NET 4.0 is built w/ the VS2010 compilers. It does appear that the
> CLR
> is using "msvcr100_clr0400.dll" though so maybe that wasn't 100% correct.
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Jeff wrote:
> In the 2.7 msvcrt module, msvcr100 is currently used as the p/invoke target
> (which is the VS2010 version of the MS Visual C Runtime). Was this chosen on
> purpose? I fear that it msvcrt100 probably isn't present on most systems
> (without installing the redistributable), while plain
In the 2.7 msvcrt module, msvcr100 is currently used as the p/invoke
target (which is the VS2010 version of the MS Visual C Runtime). Was
this chosen on purpose? I fear that it msvcrt100 probably isn't
present on most systems (without installing the redistributable),
while plain ol' msvcrt probably
