Building a correctly linked executable to avoid error 0xc000007b?

While this is not per se the answer to the "reasonably correct and portable" question #1 above, the answer to #2 I found from How do I make a fully statically linked . Exe with Visual Studio Express 2005? .

If the compiler /MD option is changed to /MT, it switches from linking in the DLL to linking it in statically and the problem goes away1.

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