Hi All,
I want to sepearte VC ++ run time Library form the VS 2005 Setup. Is it possible to do so.If Possible then which is the folder the msi is refering to I want to create a seperate package for this VC runtime libraries.
waiiting for your reply.
Thanks
Bhaskar
Installing VC ++ runtime Library
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Installing VC ++ runtime Library
Learner1
However, for redistribution purposes, there's a vc_redist.msi that gets installed to your deployment projects folder. It might be called vc_redist.exe since its a self extracting EXE.
It will contain MFC, ATL, etc.
Shine Achuthan
So we can create a seperate package and distribute this VC runtime files
Thanks for your help.
Regards,
Bhaskar
Petter Salminen
Is it in the form of cab file bcoz I searched the whole folder with the name vc_redist.msi and vc_redist.exe.
I found 1 cab file named _18948_RTL_x86_enu_IA64_VC_Redists.cab inside the VS Folder is this the one to refer. or is there any other exe to which i want to look into.
Thanks
Bhaskar
DavidBeane
They should be installed on your machine.
I found the x86 version under:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\SDK\v2.0\BootStrapper\Packages\vcredist_x86>