Re: stdin/stdout in console applications

>
>I created an EXE file with
>
>(save-application "foo" 'main :console t :static t)


So I was playing with this a bit, and created FOO.EXE using the
above incantation.

It creates a FOO.EXE in the Corman toplevel directory.

If I click on FOO.EXE a console window comes up, and the
code executes.  Fine and dandy.

Now, the Corman Lisp documentation seems to say that if the :static
keyword is given value T (as above), then everything is self-contained.
The only file that I need if I wanted to have someone else run FOO.EXE
is FOO.EXE itself.

But if I copy FOO.EXE to some other directory, and then try to execute
it, a message from Windows saying that

MSVCR70.DLL

is missing

comes up in a popup window, and the code does not run.

So, what is happening, or what do I not understand?
(This is Windows '98)

Thanks.




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