Hey Devs, I am just getting back into Game developing. There was a point I stopped after getting extremly fustrated with Visual C++ and it's runtime librarys. Seems that I have a fix for it after all, but can't test it (my comp has VS installed so all the dll's are installed too). So yeah, if anyone here dosen't have Visual studio installed and runs Windows XP/Vista. Download link: Download Screenshot: Thank you in advance, -Pseudobot :) [Edited by - pseudobot on December 18, 2009 4:07:10 PM]

No one? :(

1) My guess is that a lot of people here have VS running on their machine. Damn those developers! (including me)
2) When asking for a favor, make sure your potential testers have to go through as little hassle as possible: instead of taking the PM route, why include a download link in your post?

Good luck!

Ok, download link added. :) Thank you Wan!

Add screen shots too.

Is it a game about a game?

Screenshot:


Owl, it is in fact my take on arena-shooters a la robotron/geometry wars. NOthing much to it yet, but I want to make sure that the end user can run any of the alpha versions. :)

FWIW: runs nicely, but I have Visual Studio installed. :)

Thanks for the comment Wan! :)

I'm running Windows 7 Pro and MS Visual C++ Express 2010 Beta and it doesn't run: it gives the 'Side-by-side configuration is incorrect' error. When I open the Event Viewer it says that 'the dependent assembly Microsoft.VC80.DebugCRT,processorArchitecture="x86",publicKeyToken="1fc8b3b9a1e18e3b",type="win32",version="8.0.50608.0" could not be found'. The error ID is 33.

Because I don't have MS VS 2008 and only 2010, I think that this problem will also happen on computers without any version of Visual Studio. I think the problem is that the application needs the Debug version of CRT, which is only present if the computer has VS installed. Have you linked to the release version of the runtime?