I’m building a dll statically linked against the c runtime libraries. Why then does it require MSVCR71.dll at runtime?
I’m building a dll statically linked against the c runtime libraries. Why then does
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I’m building a dll statically linked against the c runtime libraries. Why then does it require MSVCR71.dll at runtime?
msvcr71.dllis Visual C++ 2003’s C runtime. If you’re building with 2008, there’s no reason there should be a reference to this DLL. My guess is that you depend on another DLL which was built with 2003, and which uses the dynamically linked runtime.