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B. Young@discussions.microsoft.com Peter B. Young
Feb 11, 2009, 11:00:01 AM2/11/09
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I received an API to use in developing an application. The API has been
built in VC 6 and Visual Studio 2003. It has .lib and .dll for the api, in
both release and debug for both versions. The SDK came with an already built
demo executable and the source code to build it. The provided executable
works. When I build the code and run it, I need to provide the proper MFC(42
or 71)d.dll. I can get the MFCxx.dll without the d, but the d versions are
not distributable. The problem is that the one I build from their code fails
on a crucial call into their API. I can't debug it because I have to use the
non-d libraries don't support it. Does anyone know if there is any way a
licensed user of VS 2005 and VS 2008 can get older debug dlls?
built in VC 6 and Visual Studio 2003. It has .lib and .dll for the api, in
both release and debug for both versions. The SDK came with an already built
demo executable and the source code to build it. The provided executable
works. When I build the code and run it, I need to provide the proper MFC(42
or 71)d.dll. I can get the MFCxx.dll without the d, but the d versions are
not distributable. The problem is that the one I build from their code fails
on a crucial call into their API. I can't debug it because I have to use the
non-d libraries don't support it. Does anyone know if there is any way a
licensed user of VS 2005 and VS 2008 can get older debug dlls?
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