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Required CC3260MT.DLL not found
Name: Fluke900 Date: December 2, 2002 at 06:15:39 Pacific OS: Windows98 CPU/Ram: Pentium III /128MB
Comment:
I wrote console application and try to deploy to other PC, then message displayed "Required CC3260MT.DLL". I try to enter update pack#2 but I use only trial version of BCB6.0. I do a responsibility for software evaluation before ordering. Can I find BCB 6.0 Update Pack#2 in any site without entering registered user? Does update pack#2 solve this problem?
Name: Jeff J Date: December 2, 2002 at 20:05:28 Pacific
Reply:
The update pack will not solve your problem, it will only give you an upgraded CC3260MT.DLL.
You have two options. The first is to distribute the C++ runtime dll with your app, however it is likely much larger than your entire app. The other option is to change your project settings to link with the static runtime libraries, rather than external DLLs. Then your exec will be self-contained.
Cheers
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Response Number 2
Name: vpx Date: January 2, 2003 at 15:56:00 Pacific
Reply:
I've your problem too, but i have this dll in the directory "C:\borland\C++Builder6\Borland\program files\Borland\CBuilder6\Bin", but i prefere don't use it...can't I compile my program without this dll? Someone can explane me how I can do it?
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