Question : Developing for W2K3 - Missing MSCVP100.DLL & MSVCR100.DLL

I'm using Visual Studio 2010 C++ to develop a small DLL that will run on Windows 2003 (and 2008) servers. The DLL I created works fine on the same desktop I'm developing on but it is missing the MSCVP100.DLL and MSVCR100.DLL files (only has MSCV71.DLL's).

In order to get the DLLs to run should I copy the MSVC100 DLLs over to my target platform? Or should I set a compile flag to make it use MSCV*71 (if so how)? What's the the recommended approach to get a DLL compiled in VC 2010 to run on Windows Server 2003/2008?

Thanks!
Dan

Answer : Developing for W2K3 - Missing MSCVP100.DLL & MSVCR100.DLL

                       
         
           
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             Function Networkdaysvba(startDate As Double, endDate As Date, Optional holidays As Variant) As Integer
    Dim i As Integer
    Dim tmp As Integer
    Dim dt As Date, dtStart As Date
    
    startDate = Fix(startDate)
    tmp = ((endDate - startDate + 1) \ 7) * 5 ' entire work weeks
    dtStart = startDate + (tmp * 7 / 5) ' move to last week
    For dt = dtStart To endDate
        If Weekday(dt, vbMonday) <= 5 Then tmp = tmp + 1 ' add work days in the last week
    Next
    
    If IsArray(holidays) Then
        For Each h In holidays
            ' if any holiday falls in the range, remove it
            If Weekday(h, vbMonday) <= 5 And _
                startDate <= h And endDate >= h Then
                tmp = tmp - 1
            End If
        Next
    End If
    Networkdaysvba = tmp
End Function

Function EOMonthVBA(startDate As Double, months As Long) As Date
    startDate = Fix(startDate)
    EOMonthVBA = DateAdd("m", months + 1, startDate - Day(startDate) + 1) - 1
End Function

Function EDateVBA(startDate As Double, months As Long) As Date
    startDate = Fix(startDate)
    EDateVBA = DateAdd("m", months, startDate)
End Function
           
         