redistributable

问题 it's been a long while since I've used VS 2010 and C++, and as I'm getting back to using it, I'm running into the same problems that plagued me last year: the exe's that I compile do not run well on older machines that do not have the correct C++ runtimes. I do not even know what link to give them, and I told them to install this after they had an error that said "The program can't start because MSVCR100.dll is missing from your computer. Try Reinstalling the program to fix this problem.

问题 I'm working on a setup which wants to include the Microsoft.Web.Services3 (WSE 3.0) DLL . However, I typically do not like including Microsoft DLL's in our installs except by way of Microsoft's redistributables. There is both a developer and a redist install package available from Microsoft. So, as a best practice, should I include the single DLL in my install or refer them to one of the WSE 3.0 installs (assuming they do not already have it installed)? 回答1: Usually, redistributing any of

问题 I am using DeployMaster to build an installer for a 32-bit Windows application written in C++ using Qt. The executable depends on the Visual Studio 2013 redistributable - i.e., the 32-bit Visual Studio 2013 redistributable must be installed by the end user, prior to running this application. I have googled, and looked at other StackOverflow questions. In particular, this link provides the exact Registry key to check, but for the case of VS 2008. I need VS 2013, not VS 2008. However, ideally

问题 I have a question very similar to this one but the answer does not work for me. Software I am maintaining the setup for depends on VC++ 2008 (SP1, precisely), thus I need to find a solution to install VCRedist if not yet installed. I understand the correct way would be to build msi with merge modules, but it's not on my hands. The answer of the duplicate question I am referring to (the accepted one) does not work for me because every tiny release (e.g. 9.0.30729.01 vs 9.0.30729.17) has proper

问题 I'm writing a simple C++ application in Visual Studio. It also has a setup project. It works well on my development machine, but when I'm installing this application on user's machine it requires Visual C++ Redistributable Package . I'm wondering why does my application require C++ Redistributable ? Standard C++ runtime library is shipped with Windows, isn't it? 回答1: The only version of the C runtime library which is shipped by Microsoft with most of 32 bit Windows versions is msvcrt.dll .

问题 I am creating the installer for my application using a "Visual Studio Installer" project type in Visual Studio 2017. I want my installer to install visual c++ redistributable 2015 with my application. I've downloaded the vc_redist.x86.exe file, included it in my project, and I'm trying to do the install as a custom action on "install". I am launching with the arguments /install /passive /norestart . When I execute my installer, when it does the custom action, I get this error: There is a

问题 I am creating the installer for my application using a "Visual Studio Installer" project type in Visual Studio 2017. I want my installer to install visual c++ redistributable 2015 with my application. I've downloaded the vc_redist.x86.exe file, included it in my project, and I'm trying to do the install as a custom action on "install". I am launching with the arguments /install /passive /norestart . When I execute my installer, when it does the custom action, I get this error: There is a

问题 i can't find a reference to what 'c++ redistributables' are installed as part of .NET Frameworks 3.5 .NET Frameworks 4 The problem is; The Customer needs to know which C++ redistributables will be installed on the target machine as a result of our software. Thanks in advance 回答1: It is not a redistributable, the framework uses a private copy of the CRT. It is deployed when you install the framework. Probably necessary so they can fix their own bugs and security flaws should they arise,

问题 I am using Rotativa for convert the view to PDF. It works on my local but when published on IIS server it gives error as below: Source Error: An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the current web request. Information regarding the origin and location of the exception can be identified using the exception stack trace below. Stack Trace: [Exception] Rotativa.WkhtmltopdfDriver.Convert(String wkhtmltopdfPath, String switches, String html) +1364 Rotativa.WkhtmltopdfDriver

问题 I'm working on a program in Visual C# 2010 for a friends company and it does not have any .NET installed. I know you can download .NET 3.5 or 4 from Microsofts site, but the accounts that the program will run on will not be able to install anything. Is there a DLL I can download and then place in the programs folder to make it work? Or any other alternative that does not include installing things or downloading things. Edit: Disregard the 5mb limit: I had mean that if I have to download any