After compiling the EXE and running it on another machine, the system prompts: unable to locate the program input point to _ ftol2 on the Dynamic Link Library msvcrt. dll.

A program compiled by me could run well on other machines the other day. Some code was updated these days because the system was reinstalled and compiled with vs2008.

After translating the new exe program and running it on other machines, the system prompts: unable to locate the program input point to _ ftol2 on the Dynamic Link Library msvcrt. dll.

After checking the information for a long time, I did not find any available method, so I re-compiled the code from the previous day, and even prompted: unable to locate the program input point to _ ftol2

Msvcrt. dll.

Finally, I used my team's XP + vc2008 for compilation, and the results can be run again on other machines.

If you have the same problem with me, try it.

 

Other methods (I did not succeed, but some machines should be able to): 1. package vc9 files in the winsxs directory under winsxs, and C:/Windows/winsxs/manifests and C:/Windows/winsxs/policies, copy all the copies to the target machine (this is what Brother fabbery on the Forum said)

2. Use msvcrt. dll of a later version to replace msvcrt. dll in Windows/system32/(this is Baidu's)

3. Use the system to restore a machine that cannot be run, especially the one that can be run at the beginning.

 

 

After doing another experiment, I finally found out the real cause of the problem. It wasn't a compilation problem or msvcrt. DLL, but because I put the iphlpapi under Vista. the DLL is copied to the program directory, while the iphlpapi. the dll version is inconsistent with the version of XP, causing an error. Delete the lplpapi. after the DLL, everything is restored ~~~ Bytes