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So someone told me that C# is only applicable to Microsoft OSs, lik XP, or Vista, or the XBox.
But when I run a program coded on a Vista OS, it doesn't work on an XP computer. So my question is, how would I be able to code a program that can run on multiple Microsoft OSs?
you have to have the clr (.net installed) unless your awsome like me and can run C# without it :P:
1) set your app up as x86
2) make sure both machines have all the dependencies installed (the clr etc)
3) run it
- Jordan
Do you have the right NET Framework installed the WnXP?
I'm silv3r on ice's account. Don't tell him. =SQuote:
Originally Posted by Lord Jordan
All i did was install .NET (I have at least 3.0, I dunno how to check lol), Visual C# Express, and XNA 3.0.
When I made my first game, it only worked on Vista Ultimate.
Did you add any custom dll's to the project? if so make sure you have them installed :8:Quote:
Originally Posted by lceCold
Uhhh...
nope.
They need the .Net framework installed. By default it's installed on Vista. Lesser operating systems, no :) (old version)
Two options
1) http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en ... Have your people install the framework from here
2) If you Publish your app (Build -> Publish), it'll by default include prerequisites in the installer so that anyone who tries to run it without the framework installed, will automatically install it as part of installing your program (takes a while)
hmm, it works on linux with MONO but do you have the .net framework installed on xp? im not really sure whats required on XP for it, but run an update?
Tat was big help.Quote:
Originally Posted by onemorejosh
Thanks. :)