Hello,
it is highly recommended that your application is written completely in VS2008.
That you use a "loader" to call another exe is a questionable workaround.
You can submit your program of course and see if you pass. Please share your results here.
Best Regards,
Andre B.
Intel® Atom™ Developer Program
Dear Andre
Thanks for your information.
ya... it's because we use one special component .
I'll share here if it got pass!
Thanks!
Stone,
I would also suggest that you consider a more secure method. In your example, the user could just as easily find the Borland EXE and execute it manually or implement some other "hack".
Rather I suggest that you create your DLL with the mandatory functionality using Borland, and port the EXE portion of your application over to Visual Studio 2008.
In either case you will want to ensure all libraries are installed in a common location where you may access them irregardless of the shortcuts App Startup value. Please see this post for more detail:
TIP: Make sure your required DLL's are in the right place to avoid validation failure
Best of luck!