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Chris
Hi,
I have some very complex multi-platform code for a device
reading that used to compile and run perfectly on Windows
2000 using Visual Studio's C++ 6.0
Recently, the hard drive was wiped and Windows 2000 was
reinstalled, and Visual Studio .NET 2003 was installed.
Now, when I try to run the old executables, I get the
error:
Could not find MSVCRTD.dll
I tried recompiling the code under .NET, and I get errors
like:
LNK1104: cannot open file 'msvcirtd.lib'
I searched the hard drive for these files and cannot find
them, which is strange because I thought these were
standard windows files. The non-debug versions, such as
msvcrt.dll are present.
I tried to solve the problem by installing *all* of the
windows platform SDK's that were available, but this did
not add any of the necessary files.
Does anyone know where I can find these files and install
them on my computer? The code worked fine under 6.0, is
this some kind of .NET problem? I hope I do not have to
update the dependancies to msvcr71d.dll, for example.
Thanks in advance for your time/help,
Chris
I have some very complex multi-platform code for a device
reading that used to compile and run perfectly on Windows
2000 using Visual Studio's C++ 6.0
Recently, the hard drive was wiped and Windows 2000 was
reinstalled, and Visual Studio .NET 2003 was installed.
Now, when I try to run the old executables, I get the
error:
Could not find MSVCRTD.dll
I tried recompiling the code under .NET, and I get errors
like:
LNK1104: cannot open file 'msvcirtd.lib'
I searched the hard drive for these files and cannot find
them, which is strange because I thought these were
standard windows files. The non-debug versions, such as
msvcrt.dll are present.
I tried to solve the problem by installing *all* of the
windows platform SDK's that were available, but this did
not add any of the necessary files.
Does anyone know where I can find these files and install
them on my computer? The code worked fine under 6.0, is
this some kind of .NET problem? I hope I do not have to
update the dependancies to msvcr71d.dll, for example.
Thanks in advance for your time/help,
Chris