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问题 I wish to change the target CPU settings from \"Any CPU\" to \"x86\" in Visual Studio 2010. I read on another website that I need to do the following: Go to the startup project of your program. Open the properties window. Click the compile tab. Click advanced compile options. Change the target CPU options to x86. But I don\'t see the \"compile\" tab anywhere in the properties. Please help me at the earliest. Update: I do see a platform dropdown, but that contains nothing apart from \"Any CPU\

问题 This question already has answers here : Closed 8 years ago . Possible Duplicate: Visual Studio “Any CPU” target I\'ve noticed that when compiling C# code in VS, there\'s typically options for compiling for 32/64 bit systems, and there\'s also one for compiling for any cpu. What\'s the difference between the two options? Does choosing any CPU only compile down to an intermediate byte code while the first option compiles down to machine code (this sounds unlikely to me)? Or something else? 回答1