Where can I get MFC70

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Bob Altman

We have a project that includes a library (no source code) that references
mfc70d.lib. In order to get this thing to build I need to get my hands on
mfc70d.lib.

Where can I find mfc70d.lib and its associated dll (and, presumably, the
DLLs that it references)? I've tried searching on microsoft.com and
google.com/microsoft, but that didn't get me anywhere. I tried installing
VS 2003, but that includes mfc71d (not mfc70d).

TIA - Bob
 
mfc70d.lib is not redistributable. You must have a Visual C++ 2002 license (I believe)in order to obtain it.

Obviously, whoever built the DLL has it. But remember, it is not redistributable.

Brian
 
Bob said:
We have a project that includes a library (no source code) that references
mfc70d.lib. In order to get this thing to build I need to get my hands on
mfc70d.lib.

Where can I find mfc70d.lib and its associated dll (and, presumably, the
DLLs that it references)? I've tried searching on microsoft.com and
google.com/microsoft, but that didn't get me anywhere. I tried installing
VS 2003, but that includes mfc71d (not mfc70d).
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Bob:

mfc70d.lib is the debug version of the MFC library released with VS2002.
If the rest of your project is not using VS2002 (and with the same
service pack) you will almost certainly not be able to link to this library.

In addition, debug versions of the MS libraries are not redistributable.

You need to either obtain the source code, or get the authors to
recompile the library for your version of Visual Studio.
 
Thanks for the info. That's what I was afraid the answer would be (but it
never hurts to ask...)
 
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