Please help,
Built a simple "helloworld.exe" windows applications with "Form".
Then tried to run it on the different Windows PC, it fails with *.DLL errors.
"The dynamic link library MSCOREE.DLL could not be found in specify path...."
By the way, the other PC has NO .NET installed. Could this be the problem
If it is, then is there a way to run my new app without .NET installed.
Thanks in advance,
GXO
C++ Deployment Issues
SomeGuyOnAComputer
Winform is a .net technology and hence you can't run your winform application without having .net installed. If you don't want to depend on .net, you can use general win32 APIs or MFC which are both native technologies.
Thanks, Ayman Shoukry VC++ TeamTryin2Bgood
Ayman,
Really appreciate the response - thanks you.
Since I'm new to Windows Development world (from Linux) this may sound dumb but I've use general win32 API too but to no avail.
Would you mind sending me a sample project files
Thanks in advance,
gxo
smhaig
I thought that VC++ Express didn't support MFC, or has this changed
Markus Fritz
No, that hasn't changed.
That doesn't sound dumb at all. The Win32 API is an enormous collection of functions and data types, and I don't think anybody would claim that it's easy to learn. There's a surprising amount of information you'll need to know just to get a simple Windows (by which I mean non-console) application up and running. If you've already got C++ experience, even if it's on a different platform, you're in good shape. I'm not aware of any good tutorial sites, but if you want to contact me by email I can provide some sample code to get you started. (If you've got specific questions about the API, the place to ask is on the Win32 newsgroups rather than these forums.)