问题
Is there a way by which a 64 bit command prompt can be launched from Visual Studio 2010 Express? I understand I can create a custom tool to do this, but VS being a 32-bit application by itself, it only launches a 32-bit command prompt. Any ideas?
Edit: Sorry for not being clearer. I am using the web developer express edition for developing a non-.NET mobile application and need to use a 64-bit command prompt to package the mobile application.
回答1:
The only thing the 64-bit command prompt does is set the paths so the 64-bit C/C++ compiler, linker and libraries are getting used instead of the 32-bit versions. Pretty sure you don't have any since you got an Express edition. Check for the presence of the vc\bin\amd64 and vc\bin\x86_amd64 directories in the install directory. The 64-bit setup is selected by passing "x64" to vcvarsall.bat instead of "x86".
This is all assuming you got the C++ Express edition, not clear from the question.
回答2:
64-bit tools aren't included in the Express editions.
You can install the Windows SDK, which includes a command prompt (and of course all the 64-bit tools and compilers you'll need).
回答3:
Do you have the Microsoft Windows SDK 7.1?
Open your ordinary Visual Studio Command Prompt and type:
setenv /x64
If your 64bit compilers are missing, you might need to read KB2519277.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6397051/launching-a-64-bit-command-prompt-from-visual-studio-2010