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David Webber
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My program is written in standard C++. It has a number of DLLs (some of which use MFC) and uses the MFC DLL. It installs with MFC and C-runtime DLLs in its own directory, so it is completely stand-alone. It is currently built with Visual Studio 2013.
I'd like it to run on Windows 10S so it will run on the new Microsoft Surface devices.
Can I make it do this without a complete rewrite (ie continuing to use native C++ and MFC)? If so, what do I have to do?
David Webber Author of Mozart music notation software mozart music notation software | home page
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I'd like it to run on Windows 10S so it will run on the new Microsoft Surface devices.
Can I make it do this without a complete rewrite (ie continuing to use native C++ and MFC)? If so, what do I have to do?
David Webber Author of Mozart music notation software mozart music notation software | home page
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