Windows is not a Microsoft Visual C/C++ Run-Time delivery channel (2014)

Lobsters·9 points·calvin·about 5 years ago·devblogs.microsoft.com

There's a DLL in the system directory called MSVCRT.DLL, and from its name, you might think that it is the Microsoft Visual C/C++ Run-Time library. That

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