kenobi
3/9/2016 11:25:00 PM
W dniu czwartek, 10 marca 2016 00:07:05 UTC+1 uzytkownik ha napisal:
> fir <profesor.fir@gmail.com> schrieb:
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> >> Maybe, by switching off the crt, VSE uses without any cleverness all possible stuff,
> >> so that the answer from "jj" gives the hint.
> >
> > and what are the sizes (wit and without?)
> > i may say your post sound a bit lunatic;
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> lunatic?
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> > for exampel are you sure that programming without crt is so easy (im not sure but does not most of things need that?)
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> You can choose. If you switch off crt, the linker will add the needed things automatically.
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> I fear, you have no idea, what crt means ? And so you say, my question is
> lunatic?
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> on every machine, where an program which is set to "use crt" is used, you have to install that crt.
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> Without that, the program runs on every machine, whether it has crt installed or not.
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> keyword: Visual C++ Redistributable Packages für Visual Studio 2013
i think we both are talking of msvcrt.dll (or equivalent)
but you seem to talking about static linking of such crt
as 'disabling' crt - which (if so) is confusing and thus not
proper i think
by switching-off/removing/disabling crt i personally mean
removing the crt from the exe (in gcc like -nostdlib is doing
that, c coding without that may be a bit harder (though probably not so much anyway))