Could you help me? Why do not I see the win32 option in c ++? I have installed all development for desktop and uninstalled and reinstalled but still not displayed.
Here I leave an image. I hope you can help me.
The compile option in 32 or b4 bits is not found in the template but in the Linker information.
Visual Studio lets you create different configurations under the Platform option. Under this context you can have a configuration for 32 bits and another for 64 and change from one to another without difficulty ... there are tutorials that explain how to do this so I will not go into details here.
To manually choose compilation in 32 bits you have to select the project (eye, not the solution) and, in the contextual menu, go to the properties of the project. It opens a window with a tree on the left ... it displays the option Linker (or as it is said in Spanish, I'm sorry but I have the English version installed). There, look for an option that says Advanced and select it.
In the list of attributes on the right, find one that says Target machine and choose the MachineX86 option.
How strange, what happens is that when I performed the installation of VS2013 Ultimate + MSDN I always had this project option.
But in the VS 2017 I do not have that option to do it. Could you clarify this doubt?
