How to produce native code in .net 2005?

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Hi, guys
Is there any settings in .net 2005 that can produce native code in .net
2005? I need to deploy my application in a machine without CLR.
Thanks.
 
Hooyoo said:
Hi, guys
Is there any settings in .net 2005 that can produce native code in .net
2005? I need to deploy my application in a machine without CLR.
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..NET implies the CLR. So, no...you can't do .NET without CLR.

If you actually meant to ask whether Visual Studio 2005 can generate native,
non-CLR code, the answer to that question is yes. All you have to do is use
one of the non-CLR project types when creating your new project.

Note that you cannot simply change a setting to have a .NET program compiled
in a way so that it doesn't use the CLR. A non-CLR program has to be
written as native Windows code from the ground up. If you've written
managed code, you need .NET installed in order for it to run.

Pete
 
Only non-CLR C++ projects can produce native code in VS 2005.

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Hello Hooyoo,

The other options (exect posted) is to use some libs http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/faq/#framework.required
which allow to run your code without installing .NET FW. but this need to
be included into your installer.

So u need to install smth, other this tool or .NET FW

H> Hi, guys
H> Is there any settings in .net 2005 that can produce native code in
H> .net
H> 2005? I need to deploy my application in a machine without CLR.
H> Thanks.
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