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I would like to deploy a very simple DLL with my C# application, but any DLL that I build in Visual Studio 2008 seems to have a dependency on ‘Microsoft.VC90.CRT’. Is it possible to build a DLL using VS2008 without this dependency? How can I tell what is causing the dependency?
I’m not sure about the latest VC++ versions, but previously you could tell the linker to link with a static version of the MSVCRT runtime library instead of the dynamic (DLL) version. It’s possible this option still exists.