Posted By: DoomBringer | Nov 7th, 2007 @ 11:29 AM
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DoomBringer
DoomBringer
Doom!
I've got a 64-bit project in MSVC++ 2005 that builds just fine on my own machine, which is XPSP2.  Another machine, running 2000SP4, never builds the 64-bit platform in my project.  If I open the batch build dialog and tell it to build the 64-bit version, it doesn't do anything.  The output window just has "1 skipped," if anything at all.  There is no existing previous output at all.

I don't get it at all, really.  My machine is the one I used to develop the project, and the box running 2000 is the main build machine, so I need it to work there.
PeterF
PeterF
Early Adopter

Tell your support organization to update the OS, because the compiler doesn't work on Win2K. I've ran into the same problem when updating to the Vista WDK. XP is fine.

Peter

edit: It seems to be supported after installing VS 2005 SP1:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/923573/

The latest SDK doesn't support building on or for Windows 2000. You'll need to upgrade the OS or downgrade to an older version of the SDK.
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