I compiled a project of mine and wanted to make sure it would run in a completely clean environment so I set up a virtual machine with just windows 7 ( same version that it compiles and runs on on my host pc)
on the clean client I copied over all the .o .a and exacutables. my exacutable is testExe.
so in the client in c:\test I run testExe
the error I get is The system cannot find the file C:\test\testExe
testExe exists in the folder. what could possibly be causing this error?
Did you compile the application in Debug or Release mode? If your compiler is visual studio, does the virtual machine have the visual studio redistributable package installed?
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I actually did it with GCC in SUA but It isnt working. When I enabled the services for Unix windows component it runs but it just hangs there doing nothing.
the issue seems to be that its missing libraries that were in SUA that no longer exist on the clean client. the problem I have is the error I got is completely different than the actual problem.
