2014年8月19日 · OP was asking about 2013, but the title is general, so.. I just wanted to point out that in newer Visual Studio releases with the "select what you want" installer, for the debug runtime you need just "tools" or "build tools" (e.g. VC++ 2017 version 15.9 v14.16 latest v141 tools or MSVC v142 - VS 2019 C++ Build Tools, not to be confused with the toolset)

2011年10月20日 · In VS 2012, C# default is to build for AnyCPU but debug on x86. On a 64-bit system, follow JaredPar's instructions to force debugging in 64-bit mode. AnyCPU is a confusing term. It means VS will build an executable compatible with AnyCPU but says nothing about debugging mode. Debug mode is specified by "Platform Target" setting. –

2013年2月7日 · Once that is confirmed, you can check to see what the dll in the debug folder is being built as. It might provide some insight into why you would be getting a bad image format. It is hard to debug these things when you don't know what the environment is like, so I was just trying to eliminate some variables.

2015年10月16日 · Missing Debug|Any CPU build configuration for projects and defaulting to Debug|x86 on Windows x64. 1.

2019年9月25日 · 2.But if your team has created the x64 solution platform before, but for now part of the projects are still Any CPU, if you don't want to change them one by one, you can click the Active Solution Platform dropdown and choose edit, remove the x64 solution platform. After that re-create new x64 solution platform will help create all x64 project ...

2013年7月31日 · Make sure that you have the automatically generated debug and release solution configurations. In the solution platforms add in x86 and x64. The default is Any CPU. Select from the solution configuration and platform dropdowns the various permutations of (Debug/Release and x86/x64). Make sure the projects match, which they should.

2010年7月1日 · You may have build configurations e.g., Debug, Release, Dev, UAT, Prod etc defined. This means, you will have MSBuild Configuration transformation setup for the different configurations. These different configurations are usually used when you have different configurations, e.g. different database connection strings, for the different environment.

What should I do to solve this? Right now I set up cmake to generate also a mingw project and I compile it and debug it with gdb, but this is a really a slow and impractical workflow, and I would like to use the VS debugger. I must say that if I compile with Debug as configuration, the program doesn't even start. I'm using VS2010 Express on ...

2020年1月3日 · It can be successfully built with VS for all combinations of Release/Debug and x86/x64. When I try any of two following commands from cmd/powershell it also builds successfully. dotnet build Core31ConsoleApp.sln --configuration Debug --runtime win-x64 dotnet build Core31ConsoleApp.sln --configuration Release --runtime win-x64

2020年9月16日 · My question is how to specify x86, x64 in my nuspec file. You need to place the dlls in a folder named runtimes within sub-folders named {platform}-{architecture}\lib{framework} or {platform}-{architecture}\native. The folder structure: \runtimes \x86 \Debug \Release \x64 \Debug \Release