libtest.dll, a dynamic library compiled by vs2015, is reported missing from runtime140.dll in VC6. Can"t a dynamic library compiled by a higher version of vs run in a lower version
after finding the relevant solutions on the Internet, changing the project configuration-- basic run-time check-- to default, it is still invalid.
No, as long as it is dynamically linked, you need the corresponding version of the dynamic link library, or you can modify the project settings and use static links, so that you no longer rely on external dynamic link libraries, but the disadvantage is that the executable file will be much larger.
No, different versions cannot be mixed. https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/6e.
if you export a C interface, it is theoretically feasible. The lack of vcruntime140 is obviously a vcPP runtime without vs2015, which will not run naturally without it.
if the export is of course a CPP class. That's probably close.
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