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Will the reliance on recent msvcredist (Visual c++ redistributable) be gone too with the move to Clang? Their 2015 (and later) tooling and runtime cannot be tr
by frik 9y ago
Will the reliance on recent msvcredist (Visual c++ redistributable) be gone too with the move to Clang?
Their 2015 (and later) tooling and runtime cannot be trusted anymore, they send home data like there is no tomorrow - as observed on Win7. It's the VC++ runtime, the dotNet runtime, the dotNet optimization process, VSCode, dotNetCore, etc all send data home with no opt-in or opt-out option. This doesn't happen on other operating systems.
- netheril96 9y agoNo. clang on Windows is only a compiler. No SDK or runtime libraries are included.
- rurban 9y agoDid this come with the switch from msvcrtNNN.dll to ucrt.dll, which is the more POSIX compliant runtime?