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andreas

Hi,
I presume that I pose now a verry silly question.
Is it possible to make a vb.net program a pure exe program, like in the old
days, in machine code so that it works always with a intel pentium processor
PC and without framework?
Thanks for any response
 
andreas said:
Hi,
I presume that I pose now a verry silly question.
Is it possible to make a vb.net program a pure exe program, like in
the old days, in machine code so that it works always with a intel
pentium processor PC and without framework?

No.

Even data type "Byte" is defined in the framework.

Also have a look at ngen.exe (see help index). Be aware that you still need
the Framework.



Armin
 
andreas said:
I presume that I pose now a verry silly question.
Is it possible to make a vb.net program a pure exe program, like in the
old
days, in machine code so that it works always with a intel pentium
processor
PC and without framework?

No, that's not supported.
 
Andreas,

As you state it, you can almost only use as in the old days an assembler
language.

There are not much program languages which needs not any kind of extra
beside the exe especially not on microcomputers..

Cor
 
m.posseth said:
You might find MASM interesting

I wonder why you recommend MASM, which is really low-level. Maybe Delphi or
VC++ is the better choice.
 
Herfried,
I wonder why you recommend MASM, which is really low-level. Maybe Delphi
or VC++ is the better choice.

--
Have a look at message, which I had send before I saw the one from Michael,
but with the same intention.

Cor
 
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