C++ Exe
When you create a program in C++, And you've got these #include <iostream.h> etc.. And when you compile it, and give it to someone who does not have any of those include files what will happen? And does C++ need a .dll file so it runs on other computers? Cause VisualBasic did, msvb60.dll or something like that. So what's the .dll file of C++ (if there is...)
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The #include statement can sort of be thought as just a command to compiler to take the file in the " " and past it's contents into the exact place where it is included. By doing this, the file is then part of your program and therefore anyone who tries to user your program will not need the included file.
Under beginner circumstances, i.e. doing dos and console stuff, no dll's should be required that aren't already on every system with a version of windows past 3.1.
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If you are creating simple apps, then the dlls your program needs will most likely be supplied with Windows.....
If you are using a graphics library (like DirectX or OpenGL) or you created you app with some kind of wrapper (MFC,ATL,OWL) then you might have to make sure the dlls are on the host PC
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I have been tranferring a lot of my work to other computers, and executable file would not work (console) without this dll file from the borland directory (cc3250.dll). I can't understand why it needed this, though executable was tried on 95, 98, xp os's.
Actually i'm not using Borland.. More like Dev-C++
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hmm, mebbe your code's messed subdene. It's probably because you're using something nonstandard or something - I don't think you're supposed to need a special dll on the computer...
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