03-14-2012, 10:53 AM
AtmaWeapon Wrote:Because VB .NET 2008 defaulted to AnyCPU and VS 2010 defaults to x86. Part of this is because of the troubles you're having, and I suspect part of it has to do with they didn't finish making Intellitrace work with x64 and it'd hurt their marketing to have a flagship feature not work out of the box.Source: http://tinyurl.com/7gvr7h9
There is no version of VS 2010 in which you can't change the platform, but it's harder in Express Edition. Here's how to do it:
- Open solution explorer. (Ctrl+Alt+L by default.)
- Right-click on your solution, not the project file. It's not visible by default in VB 2010 Express Edition, so if you can't see it:
- Go to Tools>Options...
- Click the "Projects and Solutions" item.
- Check the "Always show Solution" box.
- When you've right-clicked the solution, choose "Configuration Manager".
That window will list all of your projects and let you choose a platform. Make sure to change it for both release and debug builds.
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