I'm using LLBLGen 3.1 and VS2010.

LLBLGen create projects for 'Any CPU' platform, but VS2010 creates project for 'Active (x86)' platform. Problem is, I can't change project platform (there is only one entry in dropbox)

When I did test on Web project (which is any CPU by default) everything was fine, but when I test console or Windows Forms app build fails.

Can I set LLBLGen to create x86 project, or there is some more elegant solution?

Thanks in advance.

This is not something I've noticed in VS2010 before, which version are you using ? (Is it one of the express editions ?)

There is nothing built into LLBLGen to allow you to change the build target, but everything that LLBLGen generates is driven from a template, including the project files. It should be fairly simple to modify one of these to generate x86 rather than AnyCPU.

Matt

Indeed, vs.net 2010 should allow you to select anycpu, it's not something we do, the vs.net project files are standard formatted.

Yes, I know it' VS problem. I will try to play with generator templates to get x86 target. I have same issue with VS2008 on this machine. I think that something is wrong with this machine (Windows 7 32bit). I know that I could do that on ex company machine.

Update: I found the solution. In project properties Target framework is '.NET Framework 4 Client Profile' by default. When you change it to '.NET Framework 4' everything works as expected.