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C++ builder 2007 : Native or DotNet
hello , i downloaded c++ builder 2007 trial , my compiled programs dont work on computers that dont have .NET framework installed and when i disassembled them i found some code like "System:: " "Controls::" thats .NET code :eek: ! I thought it was compiling win32 code , any ideas on how to make it do so ?
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Perhaps you should evaluate your development environment for its ability to support native code. If it does, then you could look more and determine how to set various properties in order to ensure that it operates in that mode.
I'm sure that this would involve delving into documentation, which can be a real pain in the azz for those expecting the miracle of systems reading their mind.
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