Re: linking wrong crt, regardless of compiler switch setting

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Kurt wrote:
Sharon

You may be linked to a static lib that was written in VC6.

Why would that affect which CRT version I'm using? I actually have
gotten past the System.BadImageFormat exception, but I'm still linking
to the debug CRT...

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