Compiling without .NET Framework

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I am trying to compile a program and not use the .NET Framework, because it makes it mandatory to have on the host computer I want to put the program on. Is there anyway to do this? I am in the testing arena and we could not load anything like .NET Framework on a computer. Pls help!
 
Saying that you can't load the .NET framework on a computer in a testing
arena is similar to saying that you can't load an operating system on your
computer in order to do the test. There isn't anyway to compile a program
that uses the .NET framework without requiring that the .NET framework not
be installed. It's a critical part of the operating system necessary to
support programs that use the framework. Additionally future versions of
Windows should come with .NET pre-installed (like Windows 2003 Server
already does), so it won't be a choice when that occurs.

If you really are trying to test how a .NET application works in your test
environment, then your only choice is to put the framework on those
machines.

Ryan Gregg


Ryan Prather said:
I am trying to compile a program and not use the .NET Framework, because
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it makes it mandatory to have on the host computer I want to put the program
on. Is there anyway to do this? I am in the testing arena and we could not
load anything like .NET Framework on a computer. Pls help!
 
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