Re: VC++ 2005 Express build

Vadim Chekan wrote:
> On 12/16/05, Stefan Küng <tortoisesvn@gmail.com> wrote:
>> *if* you install those dll's as private side-by-side assemblies. You
>> can't just copy them in your installation folder as you did with the
>> CRT71 dll's. You must create the same directory structure as you find in
>> %WINDOWS%\WinSxS\ - including the directory names and the manifest files
>> beside the CRT dlls.
>> Those dll's are compiled as side-by-side assemblies and refuse to be
>> loaded 'the normal way'. At least on XP. On older OS which don't even
>> know about side-by-side assemblies, you can of course install them as
>> you did the older CRT dll's.
>
> Do you mean that CRT80.dll must have manifest and be propery installed?
> I mean that we can safely turn off manifest for subversion project.
> And it worked for me. At least I did so for some dlls

Yes, both CRT80 must be installed properly (including its manifest) and
all dlls using it must also have a manifest (or have the manifest
embedded). Otherwise those dlls without a manifest won't work.
I really doubt that you could have turned off the manifests for CRT80
and got a working Subversion exe.

Stefan

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