How do I export project in Visual C++?

I have coded a application in Visual C++ but I don't know how to export it so I can post it on my website for people to download.

How do I export project in Visual C++?
You can either distribute the sourcefiles, or the binary file. As you made an application, you clearly have the binaries from building the source, right? You can post the binary, and any necessary files like shared libraries.





Or post the source files. You need to give people a way of building it easily, so either include the project file/solution file as well, or use makefiles, jam, scons, whatever to create a build system.





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What's this about making an application? When you build your code, you get an application right? How did you code your application without ever running the binary once?





If you're having trouble finding the built application, look in the source directory, or more accurately, the project directories. There should be a build folder, with Debug or Release subfolders (you're obviously interested in Release).





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I Googled a bit myself (you can do so on the terms, application configuration incorrect). http://www.gamedev.net/community/forums/... and http://www.chat11.com/This_Application_H... may be pertinent.





You have an exe. If you have a manifest file in the directory, you should be including that in the online download as well. It’s also possible you dynamically linked the CRT. In which case, unless the CRT is present on the user’s system (because he is a developer using the same language and compiler, etc.), you need to ship them as well. Copying from c:\program files\microsoft visual studio 8\vc\redist\x86\Microsoft.vc80.crt to the application folder should do the trick. (If you have another version of VC++, just look in the appropriate redistributable directory).