In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
"Aris Green" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have been using managec C++ CA's coded in Visual Studio 2003 for
> installs.
IMO, you might as well just use native C++ at that point.
> Well, you get the picture. One wrinkle, the VC 2005 requires linking to the
> C++ CRT as a DLL when using .NET. You have to use a manifest when linking
> to the CRT, so if the same exact version that you built against in your CA
> is not on the target machine, BAM!.
You still "tattoo your process" using this technique, though.
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