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So I know it is a common question. I want to be able to run C++ programs on other Windows machines without installing Visual Studio on them. Naturally, I get the error message about a missing dll file. I was wondering if I could create an installer to just install that dll and then be able to run the program. Would that work or are there other needed files? If would, how would I do such a thing? It sure would be nice to have an automatic installer. Thanks
See if there is any
staticcompile option. There should be. So that you can compile your program statically, what would put all the necessarydllfiles in executable, so that you can move exe file on other windows platform, without installVS.