How to bypass the requirements of VC ++ Runtime in a dll?

Question

I wrote a dll in VS2008, which I use in my C # application, but my users do not like that they need both the .NET framework and the VC ++ Runtime.

Is there a way to avoid the “mandatory” VC ++ Runtime in my C ++ dll?

Answer 1

You can create your own DLL with a static connection (/ MT instead of / MD - in the properties → Configuration Properties → C / C ++ → Code Generation → Runtime Library).

Answer 2

You can link a static runtime library with your DLL. That way, it will always be there, and there will be no .dll with C ++ runtime.

Answer 3

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