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How To Disable Managed Code Support in Visual Studio 2005

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I've searched all over the GUI and I cannot seem to find this option. I know its possible to do, I just cannot figure out how to do it.

Basically, I just want the compiler to create code against the native C/C++ compiler without adding in the dependencies on the .NET framework so that I can distribute my little app on a DOS box.
 
Project -> Properties. By default, the option to build with the CLR should be off, though it may be different depending on the project type you started with.

There are also the _MANAGED and _UNMANAGED macros, but I do not think you have to worry about those.

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