universal-crt

来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43239199/how-to-link-windows-universal-crt-to-obj-file-compiled-with-nasm

问题 It is my understanding that (with the notable exception of the switch from VS2015 to VS2017) Microsoft makes ABI breaking changes between each version of the Visual C++ toolchain. So if I want to distribute a binary version of a library, I have to distribute a separate version of that for each new version of VS that I want to support. Now my questions are: Is this is also true for pure c-libraries? Does the answer differ between dlls and static libraries? Is there an official policy from MS

问题 In trying to evaluate Clang on Windows, utilizing the Windows Universal C Run-Time (...\Windows Kits\10\Include\10.0.15063.0\ucrt) I was immediately facing unexpected wall, in the form of an undisclosed and unexpected dependency on Microsoft's Visual Studio. Apparently even the simplest C program will not be able to compile as soon as you include any standard C header, because they all seem to end-up attempting to #include vcruntime.h (which is not part of the UCRT). My questions are: Is