Creating a program for use on another machine

[merlinv]

Once a program is developed on one machine - can you create a program (compiled with appropriate info) to use on another machine. This was possible in Visual c++ by linking in a static library so computers without the run time library could use the machine.

Thanks.

Merlin Vilhauer

 

[chiph]

For .net programs, you will generally need to have the .net framework runtime installed on the target machine. The exception is Remotesoft's Salamander linker, which claims to only link in the parts of the framework that your program needed. It's fairly expensive (~$500 per developer), and I haven't heard anything about people using it yet.

Chip H.


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