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Why would you not link against the UCRT if you’re intentionally designing for Win32 though? It’s a decade old library by now. Time flies…
by jug 1y ago
Why would you not link against the UCRT if you’re intentionally designing for Win32 though? It’s a decade old library by now. Time flies…
- TonyTrapp 1y agoSome people value being able to support older OSes without shipping the entire UCRT as an optional component. Granted, this will become less and less relevant in the future...
- int_19h 1y agoAt this point, the only Windows version which doesn't ship uCRT that's not out of support is Windows Server 2012 R2 VL, and even that is only supported through the paid Extended Security Updates program which ends next year.