Nice to meet you, I am currently using Visual Studio to create a simple application, but I have a question because there is one thing that I have a problem with.
There are three files written in C++ below.
·app.exe (see A.dll)
·A.dll (see B.dll)
·B.dll
If you only want to distribute app.exe + A.dll
When building A.dll in Visual Studio 2013, is it possible to include B.dll?
I don't want to touch app.exe, so I'm looking for something other than ILMerge.
I look forward to your reply.
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Suppose B.dll is provided by Microsoft.
The B.dll can be updated with Microsoft Update.
If you distribute DLLs from other companies in the form of "embedded" into your own product
When Microsoft (and Apple, Oracle, or anywhere) updates it,
The self-made product will need to be re-embedded and redistributed.
"Redistributable framework" is an installer prepared by the manufacturer.
I think it's good manners to just put a set in (like vcredist_x86.exe).
Please update with Microsoft Update even if there are subsequent security updates.
In the first place, it is impossible to distribute only EXE and DLLs.
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It's natural for a self-made installer to call for a redistributable framework installer,
It's a normal method that suits manners.
I'll vote for you to distribute it to two people without thinking too much about it.
It is not a Visual C++ feature, but it is possible.
A. When linking B.DLL to DLLs, it should be possible to specify delay read and create B.DLL files by processing A.DLL's DllMain and so on.
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