Stefan Moebius wrote:
Another solution for avoiding pain for users is to link msvcrt
statically. For this you need to change the compiler switch /MD into /MT
(/MDd to /MTd for debug).
In the world of Windows OS, DLL is the preferred option.
Static linking to C/C++ run-time can cause more
-dev] Missing msvcr80.dll ?
Stefan Moebius wrote:
Another solution for avoiding pain for users is to link msvcrt
statically. For this you need to change the compiler switch /MD into /MT
(/MDd to /MTd for debug).
In the world of Windows OS, DLL is the preferred option.
Static linking to C/C++ run
Joaquim Luis wrote:
Harsh Govind wrote:
And unlike previous versions (msvcrt71) you cannot copy over 8.0
versions dlls from somewhere to your application directory in order to
make it work. The solution per Martin's suggestion is to install
vcredist.exe.
Excuse the ingenuity, but than why
Mateusz Loskot wrote:
Joaquim Luis wrote:
Harsh Govind wrote:
And unlike previous versions (msvcrt71) you cannot copy over 8.0
versions dlls from somewhere to your application directory in order
to make it work. The solution per Martin's suggestion is to install
vcredist.exe.
Excuse the
Joaquim Luis wrote:
Mateusz Loskot wrote:
Joaquim Luis wrote:
Harsh Govind wrote:
And unlike previous versions (msvcrt71) you cannot copy over 8.0
versions dlls from somewhere to your application directory in order
to make it work. The solution per Martin's suggestion is to install
Dear Group
Thanks for GDAL
I am running a script in Python, using GDAL.
Would like to run it on another (faster) computer.
Installed Python and GDAL
When I run the program it asks for a MSVCR80.dll file
Cant find it anywhere on the computer
Tried to copy it from the old computer, but it
