VCLX allows you to retain compatibility with legacy OS's (like Microsoft "Windows 9X/NT/2000/XP") in C/C++ projects (with or without MFC) built with a modern Microsoft "C/C++ compiler" (like "VC" from Microsoft "Visual Studio 2012").

VCLX was designed for existing projects that already run fine on the desired legacy OS's when built with older versions of Microsoft "C/C++ compiler", but which fail to run when built with a modern Microsoft "C/C++ compiler".

VCLX is compatible and supports the following versions of Microsoft "Visual Studio" ("C/C++ projects" only):
    • Visual Studio 2005 [1400]
    • Visual Studio 2008 [1500]
    • Visual Studio 2010 [1600]
    • Visual Studio 2012 [1700]

Features

  • Both x86 and x64 target platforms are supported;
  • Both Unicode and ANSI configuration are supported;
  • CRT is not used, all mapping is based on WinAPI;
  • Thread safe;
  • Easy to use :)

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BSD License

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Operating Systems

Windows

Intended Audience

Developers

Programming Language

C, C++

Related Categories

C++ Software Development Software, C++ Compilers, C Software Development Software, C Compilers

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2012-04-09