Executable application
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Dear all; I have finished building an MFC Application in Microsoft visual studio 2003. Now I would like to produce an executable application which can be used in any machine. How do i do that? please post any articles or help guidelines. I am thankful
llp00na
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Dear all; I have finished building an MFC Application in Microsoft visual studio 2003. Now I would like to produce an executable application which can be used in any machine. How do i do that? please post any articles or help guidelines. I am thankful
llp00na
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I have finished building an MFC Application What does a "build" actually refer to?
OK,. what country just started work for the day ? The ASP.NET forum is flooded with retarded questions. -Christian Graus Best wishes to Rexx[^]
I meant implementing or coding. The point i am trying to express if that i have tested the application within Microsoft visual studio 2003 and it works great. Now i would like to run the application outside the development environment. I hope this is clear enough.
llp00na
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Dear all; I have finished building an MFC Application in Microsoft visual studio 2003. Now I would like to produce an executable application which can be used in any machine. How do i do that? please post any articles or help guidelines. I am thankful
llp00na
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I meant implementing or coding. The point i am trying to express if that i have tested the application within Microsoft visual studio 2003 and it works great. Now i would like to run the application outside the development environment. I hope this is clear enough.
llp00na
Oh! hmm, well haven't you ever opened your project folder? Have you seen these folders? "Debug" "Release" ? All the binaries you build will get created there. If your .exe doesn't have any dependency, you can take that .exe straight from the "release" folder and distribute. but it's not the usual case. Even if you do something with MFC, it will become mfc dlls dependant. (assuming you are linking dynamically). So use an installer like "Innosetup" (google for it). it's free and cool. You can deploy apps on the fly. ;)
OK,. what country just started work for the day ? The ASP.NET forum is flooded with retarded questions. -Christian Graus Best wishes to Rexx[^]
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which can be used in any machine. How do i do that? Here![^]
OK,. what country just started work for the day ? The ASP.NET forum is flooded with retarded questions. -Christian Graus Best wishes to Rexx[^]
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Oh! hmm, well haven't you ever opened your project folder? Have you seen these folders? "Debug" "Release" ? All the binaries you build will get created there. If your .exe doesn't have any dependency, you can take that .exe straight from the "release" folder and distribute. but it's not the usual case. Even if you do something with MFC, it will become mfc dlls dependant. (assuming you are linking dynamically). So use an installer like "Innosetup" (google for it). it's free and cool. You can deploy apps on the fly. ;)
OK,. what country just started work for the day ? The ASP.NET forum is flooded with retarded questions. -Christian Graus Best wishes to Rexx[^]
lol, indeed i have opened my project folder so many times. I have tried using the '.exe' file from the release folder but i encountered problems and thats why i posted this question. As you said it must have dependencies. Ok, i will look for Innosetup and try it. Thank you
llp00na
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lol, indeed i have opened my project folder so many times. I have tried using the '.exe' file from the release folder but i encountered problems and thats why i posted this question. As you said it must have dependencies. Ok, i will look for Innosetup and try it. Thank you
llp00na
