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Hi!
I've developed a simple game that needs to be compiled as a multithreaded
dll. I've read that since I use this runtime-library my applications will
need MSVCRT.DLL at runtime. Is it possible to perform static linking with
MSVCRT.lib or do I have to ship MSVCRT.DLL together with my .exe?

/Michael
Nov 17 '05 #1
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>I've developed a simple game that needs to be compiled as a multithreaded
dll. I've read that since I use this runtime-library my applications will
need MSVCRT.DLL at runtime. Is it possible to perform static linking with
MSVCRT.lib or do I have to ship MSVCRT.DLL together with my .exe?


Michael,

You can choose to build with a static multi-threaded library, so you
shouldn't need the DLL run-time.

Dave
Nov 17 '05 #2

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