Are you saying there is a compiler switch for what O/S your want to compile
for?
I don't think the compiler distinguishes on what operating system it is
running on to determine what binary it will create.


"Mr. Arnold" <MR. [email]Arnold@Arnold.com[/email]> wrote in message
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>> Have developed a program that has ran on Xp for 2 years, installed on
>> Vista, and some machines will run it ,and others give me .
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>> "Program has Stopped Running". I cannot find any reason for it. and
>> there is no indication of an issue or error from my program.
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>> Since this works on some machines, and not on others (vista). does
>> anyone have a clue on what I can do to figure what is holding it up?
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>> thanks .
>> Andy[/color]
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> You compile/build the solution under the Vista platform. So, you got two
> versions one that runs on Vista and another version that runs on XP,
> because there is no guarantee that something that was compiled/built on
> the XP platform is going to run on the Vista platform, no more than you
> can guarantee that something compiled/built on the Win 2K platform is
> going to run on the XP platform or XP to the Win 2k platform. You
> compile/build a solution for the platform it's intended to run on.[/color]