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Supported VC2003 deployment targets

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Charles E Hardwidge - 15 Jun 2007 05:41 GMT
Feel a bit dumb for asking this.

Could someone confirm whether VC2003 was a supported platform for deploying
executables to Win95 or Win98. The last MSDN was Oct 2003. What's the last
PSDK for VC2003 and Win95?

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/aa700897.aspx

I'm hovering over whether I should stick with VC6 for Win9x and NT4 legacy
development, or crank it up to VC2003. The codebase is portable, the main
issue is performance and support.

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Nathan Mates - 15 Jun 2007 06:31 GMT
>Could someone confirm whether VC2003 was a supported platform for
>deploying executables to Win95 or Win98. The last MSDN was Oct
>2003. What's the last PSDK for VC2003 and Win95?

  I've put out binaries compiled w/ VS2005 Standard and run them on
Win98 boxes fine. It's more what you MS APIs & .lib/.DLLs you link
against, than anything else.

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Charles E Hardwidge - 15 Jun 2007 07:04 GMT
>>Could someone confirm whether VC2003 was a supported platform for
>>deploying executables to Win95 or Win98. The last MSDN was Oct
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> Win98 boxes fine. It's more what you MS APIs & .lib/.DLLs you link
> against, than anything else.

I was thinking that but didn't want to get too smart. Older platforms have
prerequisites. Not a problem. I just wanted to double check the compiler and
SDK versions in case something bit somewhere down the line.

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