Jason Zhang

Hi,

I am trying to produce a C++ project in VS 2000 IDE. The project consists dozens of libaries, some of which are tthird-part code, and I belive, were produced with previous VS versions. In the link stage, a problem that is the 'msvcirt.lib' can not be found comes up. I wonder if there is any way to avoid using the msvcirt.lib, or to update the libraries that ask for the including of the system library without buying the newer version of the thrid-party libraries. I don't have the source code. Do anyone know a solution to the problem

Thanks,

Jason



Re: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project

Bite Qiu - MSFT

read this thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx PostID=21329&SiteID=1 with similar situation.




Re: Visual C++ General Link 'msvcirt.lib' in a VS C++ 2005 project

Jason Zhang

Thanks for your info. People really talked about the issues in the thread, but it seems that they havn't come to a solution to this problem. I am wondering too if there is anywhere that I can get the old library version, as I don't have any source code to recompile to the latest VS 2005 version binary code.