Re: [Fwd: FreeTDS for MS VC++ 2010]

>> I can build successfuly dblib.dll, but when using on computer where are 
>> not MS VC 2010 Runtime libraries instaled, I get error about missing 
>> msvcr100.dll !
>>
>> Is it as expected or is there way how to avoid dependency on MS VC 
>> Runtime libraries ?
>>     
>
> Consult Books Online for something like "redistributable libraries". 
> There is a package of libraries from Microsoft that you can (i.e. must)
> install for your program to run.
>   
Yes I know, that these libraries are required in some cases 
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/abx4dbyh.aspx
My question was if there are not some for example "preprocesor 
directives" or "compiler switches", which can alter dependencies from 
for example "msvcr100.dll" to only "msvcrt.dll" (which is part of 
Windows and do not require separate installation of Microsoft Visual C++ 
2010 Redistributable Package)
See: Runtime Library on the Code Generation tab in the C/C++ branch of 
the Configuration Properties ... there are options:
 Multi-Threaded (/MT)
 Multi-Threaded Debug (/MTd)
 Multi-Threaded Debug DLL (/MDd)
 Multi-Threaded DLL (/MD)

And second question: if I supply project files for MS VC 2010, do you 
include them in FreeTDS sources as next alternative to msvc6 project files ?
(msvc6 project files can not be opened in VC 2010)

Thanks
-Laco.