How To Write Pc Programs That Don’t Require Runtime Files / Virtual Machine?
VB 6, .NET, Java apps all seem to require runtime files.
Is C++ in Visual Studio 2005 a good way to write windows programs that don’t require anything to be on a user’s computer?
In other words, what language is a program like Trillian / MSN Messenger written in? And do they require any specific runtime files or Virtual Machine (.NET / Java)?
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hi
you know for a portable application you need runtime for java programs for example
VS2005 can write “standalone” programs that don’t require any other files dll or libraries or frameworks to work with C++ native mode compilation, but VS2005 is specialy made for .Net developement
if you want to write a real independant program Use C or C++ and a compiler like Devcpp or GCC
hope this is useful
C has the quality of needing little run time support ( well, for small apps though )
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