you know, I had less problems when I used vc 6, hehe.
you know, I had less problems when I used vc 6, hehe.
If you don't know what a release build is, then you would have the same problem with VC6.
There are two builds (configurations) you can build your project in (*). You (I assume) are using "Debug". Debug is a slow build that has a lot of, yes you guessed it, Debug information in it. It's only for debugging.
The release build (If you change the configuration) is a build that is intended to be "Released". It will run faster(**) and wont have debugging information in it.
You change which config to build in the "Configuration Manager" of the "Build Menu".
(*) I was being over simplistic. You can have as many configs as you want, but when you create a new project, by default atleast, "Debug" and "Release" will be created.
(**) It will run faster in most cases.
I tried release build, and it doesn't work. Any more ideas? I'm sending her the dll now, but there should be another way to do it. I cant find the option to make it a static library, but I thought I picked that at the begining when I was making it. If someone knows how to check this in .NET I woulds like to know, thanks!
Project Config->Linker->General->MFC libraries
or something like that, choose "Link statically to MFC".
All the buzzt!
CornedBee
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