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static linking c# .net

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ashesman - 14 Dec 2006 01:35 GMT
OK, I have written an application in MS Visual C# using .net.  Is it
posibble to static link into one self contained .exe file?  This would
certainly make distribution of a small accessory file much easier.  And
allow it to be easily packaged and installed with our other applications
built in an old C++ builder.  If static linking is possible, how to do
it in Visual Studio?
SeC - 20 Dec 2006 13:25 GMT
ashesman napisal(a):
> OK, I have written an application in MS Visual C# using .net.  Is it
> posibble to static link into one self contained .exe file?  This would
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Can't do it. Destination system must have framework installed (~23 MB).

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