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From the Windows 7 user's perpsective, there's no difference. It's understood that this article is meant to discuss zero-install applications that require noth
by padobson 11y ago
From the Windows 7 user's perpsective, there's no difference.
It's understood that this article is meant to discuss zero-install applications that require nothing more than the standard C library.
That said, if you're making and marketing software (as I would expect a few visitors of this thread might) and looking to accomplish something functionally similar with your C# or VBScript dev team, my comment can be helpful - which is why I wrote it.
I've shipped a number of sub-5MB applications this way.
- Someone1234 11y ago> It's understood that this article is meant to discuss zero-install applications that require nothing more than the standard C library. No, they are zero install, including NOT requiring a C library. No libraries at all. They're communicating directly with kernel32 from userland. On Windows that's as "bare metal" as a non-driver can really get.