Build error in Windows Implementation library resource.h

[iambar]

Hi,

I'm getting the following build error when trying to build WebView2GettingStarted (Win32):
1>HelloWebView.cpp
1>c:\projects\webview2samples-master\gettingstartedguides\win32_gettingstarted\packages\microsoft.windows.implementationlibrary.1.0.210930.1\include\wil\resource.h(2543): error C2440: 'specialization': cannot convert from 'void (__cdecl *)(HANDLE) noexcept' to 'unknown-type'
1>c:\projects\webview2samples-master\gettingstartedguides\win32_gettingstarted\packages\microsoft.windows.implementationlibrary.1.0.210930.1\include\wil\resource.h(2543): note: Context does not allow for disambiguation of overloaded function

I'm using VS2017 15.9.39
Windows SDK version 10.0.17763.0
Platform Toolset v141 (I changed it from v142 for VS2017).
Release/x64

I installed the latest versions of WIL and WebView2 using the NuGet package manager.

Is there something else missing in order to build on VS2017?

[gzg0612]

I also have the same problem hao to fix it

[Serif-NNR]

@iambar and @gzg0612 hello,

I use VS Enterprise 2019 16.11.10 and got an error similar with this you expressed. In my case, I have just altered the debug architecture from Arm to x64 by using Configuration Manager in the left side of Start button. Currently everything seems to work exceptedly.

[icnocop]

I'm getting the following build error when trying to build WebView2GettingStarted (Win32):
1>HelloWebView.cpp
1>c:\projects\webview2samples-master\gettingstartedguides\win32_gettingstarted\packages\microsoft.windows.implementationlibrary.1.0.210930.1\include\wil\resource.h(2543): error C2440: 'specialization': cannot convert from 'void (__cdecl *)(HANDLE) noexcept' to 'unknown-type'
1>c:\projects\webview2samples-master\gettingstartedguides\win32_gettingstarted\packages\microsoft.windows.implementationlibrary.1.0.210930.1\include\wil\resource.h(2543): note: Context does not allow for disambiguation of overloaded function

See microsoft/wil#25 and microsoft/wil#272 and microsoft/wil#302

[icnocop]

As a work-around, downgrade the NuGet package Microsoft.Windows.ImplementationLibrary to 1.0.210803.1.