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Visual Studio 2010: How to set build platform to Active(x86)?

Most of the projects in a solution allow the option to select a build platform of Active(x86)

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However one does not:

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I cant work out why. They are all VS2010 projects targeting .Net Framework 4. I thought maybe the offending project was referencing something 64bit but it's not so I dunno? Any thoughts?

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rism Avatar asked May 04 '12 05:05

rism


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How do I change a platform target to x86 in Visual Studio?

Click Configuration Manager. In the Configuration Manager dialog, open the Active solution platform drop-down list box and click <New> …. In the New Solution Platform dialog, select x64 in the Type or select the new platform drop-down list box. Select x86 in the Copy settings from drop-down list box.

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After trying both options, I like the right click Project -> Properties -> Build -> General -> Platform Target -> x64.

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On the Build menu, click Configuration Manager. In the Active solution platform box, select <Edit>. The Edit Solution Platforms dialog box opens. Click the platform you want to remove, and click Remove.


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I think setting Project Properties from Configuration Manager may help.

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Pank Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 06:11

Pank