You can use any build toolchain you like with the IDE, including non-Microsoft tools, which would require their own run-time redistributables. A version number mapping table is maintained in the Wikipedia article ("MSVC++ version" is the version number of Microsoft Visual C++, which is the build toolchain). So, Microsoft has chosen to use the Visual Studio version to label the run-time redistributable, because this version number is much better known. Unfortunately, the Visual Studio version number is very different from the actual version of the C++ compiler. And the redistributables are version-specific.Ī different version of the C++ compiler toolchain is bundled with each new release of the Visual Studio IDE.
It's about Microsoft's C++ compiler, which requires a redistributable for the run-time libraries when you use dynamic linking. It has nothing whatsoever to do with the IDE.
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