different platform in MS visual studio

M

Mike

Hi

I am a newbie in Microsoft visual studio.
According to the documentation, the solution can contain several
projects. Each project can run with different platform with Win32 or
x64.
I don't understand this. I use Win32. Then I cannot run this
solution on x64, can I? If I use x64 window OS, why should I choose
Win32 platform?


Thank you in advance.


Mike
 
M

Mike

You may build on one machine to run on another machine.

--
Eliyahu Goldin,
Software Developer
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   I am a newbie in Microsoft visual studio.
   According to the documentation, the solution can contain several
projects.  Each project can run with different platform with Win32 or
x64.
   I don't understand this.  I use Win32.  Then I cannot run this
solution on x64, can I?  If I use x64 window OS, why should I choose
Win32 platform?
Thank you in advance.
Mike- Hide quoted text -

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Do you mean I can build the solution in Win32, but run it on x64?
But can I do it vice versa?

Mike
 
J

Juan T. Llibre

re:
!> Do you mean I can build the solution in Win32, but run it on x64?
!> But can I do it vice versa?

I think that if you define your headers/compile options correctly,
you can compile in either platform for the other platform.






You may build on one machine to run on another machine.

--
Eliyahu Goldin,
Software Developer
Microsoft MVP [ASP.NET]http://msmvps.com/blogs/egoldinhttp://usableasp.net




I am a newbie in Microsoft visual studio.
According to the documentation, the solution can contain several
projects. Each project can run with different platform with Win32 or
x64.
I don't understand this. I use Win32. Then I cannot run this
solution on x64, can I? If I use x64 window OS, why should I choose
Win32 platform?
Thank you in advance.
Mike- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Do you mean I can build the solution in Win32, but run it on x64?
But can I do it vice versa?

Mike
 

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