Incorrect Visual Studio platform toolset with VC++ Custom Wizard

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Hello,

I've created a Custom wizard for a user to configure and start his VC++ project. It is almost finished, but for some reason, the project being created by this wizard has Visual Studio 2012 (V110), as its platform toolset, whereas I'm using VS2013 (VS120).

I have not set it so anywhere in the default.js file which is included alongwith the wizard.

Kindly advise on which property of the VC++ project needs to be modified in the default.js file, or anywhere else, so the correct platform toolset is selected by the wizard.

Thank you.

Posted 28-Jan-15 1:00am

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Richard MacCutchan · Answer 1 · 2015-01-28T05:20:00

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Check your .vsz control files for the following entry:

Wizard=VsWizard.VsWizardEngine.12.0

version 10.0 is for Visual Studio 2010.

Posted 28-Jan-15 5:20am

Richard MacCutchan

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Member 9378977 28-Jan-15 23:47pm

Checking the .vsz file, it says "Wizard=VsWizard.VsWizardEngine.12.0". Doesn't say 10.0.

Member 9378977 29-Jan-15 2:45am

Actually. the problem was in the default.vxproj file. For some reason the platform toolset was set to V110, instead of V120. It's corrected now. Thanks for pointing in the right direction.