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How to create a project with x64 platform by default in Visual Studio under a 64-bit PC

I know that I can create the x64 platform manually after creating a project on the Win32 platform (as shown below), but I do not want to do this every time.

Is there any configuration file that I can modify in Visual Studio?

//////////////////////////////////////////////// 1. Assembly manager / configurations 2. Active decision platform 3. 4. x64

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When you create a project, you simply call the wizard. Thus, you can do one of the following: either configure the settings of the wizard that you are currently using, or create a new one. More on the topic: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/5abkeks7(v=vs.71).aspx

Please note that any changes you make are local and must be manually communicated to machines of other developers.

Update : If you are ok with some kind of quick hack, try experimenting with <Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 Install Path>\VC\VCWizards\default.vcxproj

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(continued when Andrew stopped ...)

  • edit
    \ VC \ VCWizards \ default.vcxproj
  • change all "Win32" to "x64" to avoid permission problems - copy and overwrite an existing file
  • New projects after VS restart is x64
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