How do I build an executable file in visual studio 2010 that doesn’t rely on the .NET 4 SDK DLL/Library files?
I’m getting an error that informs that the system.dll is missing, I’m assuming this is part of the SDK.
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How do I build an executable file in visual studio 2010 that doesn’t rely on the .NET 4 SDK DLL/Library files?
I’m getting an error that informs that the system.dll is missing, I’m assuming this is part of the SDK.
If you’re building a .Net application this is simply not possible. A .Net application requires the .Net runtime to be installed on the machine that it is run on.
If you’re trying to build a pure C++ application which has no .Net framework support then make sure the Common Language Runtime support is disabled for the project.