Every programming language relies upon a set of libraries or better known as APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) in order for it to run properly.
In the win32 world for instance, Visual C++ depends on MFC (Microsoft Foundation Classes) while Borland Delphi relies on VCL (Visual Component Library). One of the goals of .NET is to somehow "unify" all these APIs or libraries into one consistent whole, so that no matter what language you use, your application is bound to run only on one set of "API". It's up to the architects of this API to re-write this to another operating system so that your project can seamlessly run on that other operating system. But that's another story. Cheers! Benj On Sep 9, 1:20 am, Sruthi <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > i just want to clarify my doubt... Is there any possiblity to run my > application in another system in which framework is not installed. > As of my knowledge, to run a .net application we need to install the > framework.. > My question is when i am installing my exe in another system, what > should i do to run my application without installing the framework... > > I came across Thinstall.... can anyone of u tell me wat it is about... > and how should i use that... > > so tell me how to run the exe without installing framework
