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Using DPC++ to create windows Apps.

BrianOBrien1
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When I create a new project in VS I Select project templates for DPC++, Windows. There are three.

1) DPC++ Console Application

2) DPC++ Dynamic-Link Library

3) DPC++ Static Library

Why is there no 'Desktop' 

I have tried to create a project as a C++ project, then I go into the project settings and setup the right include files, libraries and most importantly switching to the DPC++ compiler, but after doing that my app no longer compiles.

 

Thoughts?

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Alex_Y_Intel
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Please try to choose "Empty Project--> give it a "project name," and "location" where you want your project resides, and a "solution name," and hit "create." Then you'll add your source files in "Source Files" directory by right-clicking "Source Files" in your "Solution Explorer" and choose "Add"-->"New Item," then you can give it a filename.c or filename.cpp depending on what you want to write, click "Add" and you can start writing your source code. 

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