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David Webber
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I have just loaded a .sln created with Visual Studio 2013 into Visual Studio 2019.
It's an MFC-based EXE together with assorted DLLs. VS 2019 has labelled the various projects with "Visual Studio 2013".
Does this mean that the compiled program will continue to use the old MFC and CRT libraries (mfc120u.dll msvcr120.dll etc.) and that I should supply the same old redistributables with it?
Dave
David Webber Author of Mozart music notation software mozart music notation software
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It's an MFC-based EXE together with assorted DLLs. VS 2019 has labelled the various projects with "Visual Studio 2013".
Does this mean that the compiled program will continue to use the old MFC and CRT libraries (mfc120u.dll msvcr120.dll etc.) and that I should supply the same old redistributables with it?
Dave
David Webber Author of Mozart music notation software mozart music notation software
Continue reading...