vcxproj project file that is part of your solution So, they added an extra hurdle to produce native ARM/ARM64 windows binaries, which you need to overcome by doing the following: God forbid, in this day and age, you would still want to produce a native win32 executable! Instead, they have this grand vision where you should only develop boring, limited UWP interpreted crap (yeah, I know the intermediary CIL/bytecode gets compiled to a reusable binary on first run, but it is still interpreted crap - I mean, if it is so great, then why isn't the Visual Studio dev env using it?), that they'll then be able to provide from the App Store. Short answer is, Microsoft doesn't really want YOU to develop native desktop ARM/ARM64 applications. Toolset.targets(53,5): error MSB8022: Compiling Desktop applications for the ARM platform is not supported. Okay, now that you have the ARM/ARM64 compiler set, you created your nice project, set the target to ARM/ARM64 (while cursing Microsoft for even making that step painful), hit "Build Solution", and BAM!, you are only getting a string of:
#ACCESS IS DENIED WITH CONSOLE APP VISUAL STUDIO 2017 UPDATE#
ARM64 was silently added by Microsoft late in the Visual Studio 2017 update cycle, so if it's ARM64 you are after, you will need an updated version of the Visual Studio installer.Ĭaveat #2 - Error MSB8022: Compiling Desktop applications for the ARM/ARM64 platform is not supported. It is important to note that you will need Visual Studio 2017 Update 4 (version 15.4) or later for the ARM64 compiler to be available for installation.
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