[program] is not a valid Win32 application

When your compiled program compiles without errors into a file like this, I think it's time to switch compiler, or maybe start coding in pure ASM.

Or stop using Win32.

>>2
Can't. That's like telling someone who has used the Qwerty keyboard for his entire life to suddenly learn Dvorak. If I installed Linux I would just be using Wine most of the time.

>>3
That's untrue. It's far from impossible to get used to an alternative OS. Are you really so weak-willed that you can't surpass your baby duck syndrome?

Regarding the wine thing, that's unlikely. It's annoying to use sub-par applications you have to download yourself from the developer's website in a limited environment full of bugs when you can do the same (or more) with native FOSS applications installed from a package manager (or that already come with the base installation).

Or stop being an idiot and load it up in WinDbg.

>>4
back to /g/, ``please''!

>>6
How quaint, redirecting me to that JS-filled shithole. Thanks, but I'll have to refuse.

>>3
When Windows 8 comes out, you'll have an easier time adjusting to most Linux DEs than to Metro.

>>6
Fuck off and die, wintard.  You go back to /g/.

>>1
It's time to check your OS and compiler bitness.