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Want to remove c++ .net dll dependency

I have a c++ dll that won't run under Win98. I ran Depends.exe. The files listed as dependencies are:

- kernel32.dll
- ntdll.dll
- user32.dll
- gdi32.dll
- msvcr70.dll

I've been told that the msvcr70.dll dependency is related to my use of the .net compiler and that that is the probable cause of the dll not being able to run under Win98.

My question is this: How do I remove the dependency on msvcr70.dll within c++.net? Do I need to re-install c++ v6 to remove the dependency?

Thanks.

CarlosMu

You cant remove the dependency on msvcr70.dll from a c++.net. But you can compiled it on c++.v6. You mention reintaling v6. You did not had to remove studio 6 in order to install net. The can coexist. Unfotunately it seems that you have already done so. I understand that it is not recomended that you install studio 6 after studio net. The other way around has no problems.

Do you have another machine, maybe a friend can loan a machine where you can install studio 6 and compile it there. I know that this does not help much. But I dont see another solution

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