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I started programming on Visual Studio Express 2012 instead of Code::Blocks, which is way more beautiful, but now I have a HUGE problem: My goal is to release a free OpenSource project with plenty of educational/funny programs that can be DOWNLOADED from others, but when they do so, it says that "MSVCR120D.dll" is missing, so they can't open anything! The exact same project has been compiled on Code::Blocks and everything worked perfectly, but now with Visual Studio nothing works!
So here's my question: How can I SIMPLY compile my code (only one .c or .cpp file) so that others can run it without any problems?
Why can't they ust download the VC++ Redistributable from Microsoft? – Ramhound – 2015-04-03T00:11:32.017
The programs I wrote are really for large and normal public that may not have a lot of computer knowledge, and some people just don't want to install anything... Is there a way, like pretty all the current existant softwares, to compile my code so nothing is needed to be installed? – lolgab123 – 2015-04-03T00:23:53.003
That's the question: How do you do that? My programs only use basic libraries and headers such as <stdlib> or <string>... See at https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B2DQgwgiU8LZOWlYSEpodDRsWjA/edit
– lolgab123 – 2015-04-03T00:48:29.273