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I have a question really really wondering.
I installed various versions of visual studio 2008 redistribution package in my machine.
Now, 30729.6161 is up to date.
In this environment, I made a simple program with embeded manifest which only refer to 30729.4148 CRT runtime library.
But, when I ran the program, this has loaded not a 30729.4148 version of CRT library but 30729.6161.
Why does this work?
The new runtime comes with policy files that redirects clients with older versions to the newer version.
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