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I have made a small win32 consoul app and built a realese verision of it , and i gave it my friend, when he trys to run it he gets "the application has failed to start because the application configuration is incorrect"
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What do we know about your system versus your friend's system, and how you built the program?
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We both have windows xp pro he dosen't have Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 though.
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It is probably a dependency on the C runtime library.
Have a look at msdn and see if you can get anything from there. I think the free version of Visual C++ 2005 is missing some of the redistributable directories (whether by accident or on purpose, I am not sure). You may be able to just copy the msvcr80.dll into your program's directory on your friend's machine. If you can't get it to work, I can give you a manifest file to use (its at work, so I can't get it until tomorrow). The manifest file basically tells the program where to look for the runtime library DLLs. |
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