On Thu, Oct 23, 2008 at 4:10 AM, Giovanni Premuda <lists@...> wrote:

>>
>> BTW if Windows DLLs like USER, GDI, RICHEDIT etc. were bound to a
>> specific CRT, you yould have to use a specific version of VC++ for each
>>
>> > OS revision, and none other.
>> > Did I miss something?
>>
>> There is different version of the SDKs which provide support for all
>> supported VC versions (VC6 for example is not supported anymore). But
>> we are getting off topic :).
>
> Are you saying that I cannot run a VC6 application under Vista?

No. It is about what you can use to develop application or libraries
when you target a given Windows version.

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Pierre

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