Could you write this program for me?
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Thought you might want a working exe - only button1 works, all it does is open a dos prompt and type pause.
Should be good enough for you to test with.
I have only tested it on a windows7 64bit.
http://sharesend.com/fq6zdwpe
Should be good enough for you to test with.
I have only tested it on a windows7 64bit.
http://sharesend.com/fq6zdwpe
MatthewRock > In this case, I think what he's referring to, is that visual C++ may require .net, not the program that is being written.
Aren't .NET frameworks normally included in the windows updates? I see references to it all the time. Or are you saying, Sam, that he needs .NET with his visual C++ compiler?
I'm a newbie to this programming thing.
I'm a newbie to this programming thing.
ThtCooperFellow > On 12 April 2010, .NET Framework 4 was released alongside Visual Studio 2010. When I installed Visual Studio, it installed .net also. I'm not 100% sure if it's required to run visual C++ or if it's used at compile time.
I am 99.9% sure that it's not required to run a .exe that that is compiled that doesn't use any of the .net features, such as if you make a .exe that runs another program or a .exe that only runs a command line.
Like you I don't know much about .net framework but here is a link with some reading info. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Framework
I am 99.9% sure that it's not required to run a .exe that that is compiled that doesn't use any of the .net features, such as if you make a .exe that runs another program or a .exe that only runs a command line.
Like you I don't know much about .net framework but here is a link with some reading info. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.NET_Framework
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