November 2009 | C++ Team Blog

TechEd Europe Demo Session – Face-Lifting MFC Applications on Windows 7

Visual CPP TeamNovember 23, 2009Nov 23, 200911/23/09

Hello, My name is Damien Watkins, and I am a Program Manager on the Visual C++ team. Today, I thought I would post the “overview script” for my TechEd Europe session – so those who could not attend can try it out for themselves at home. My talk was about the new MFC features we have added in Visual Studio 2010. Just before we get started

Improvements to Find all references in Visual Studio 2010

Visual CPP TeamNovember 17, 2009Nov 17, 200911/17/09

Hello, my name is Raman Sharma, and I am a Program Manager on the VC++ team. Through this blog post, I wish to highlight some changes we have made to an important feature in the C++ IDE, called “Find all References”. As most of you would know, this feature is used to search for references to any element of your code (classes, c

Visual C++ Precompiled Header Errors on Windows 7

Visual CPP TeamNovember 12, 2009Nov 12, 200911/12/09

Several customers have encountered the following error while using the Visual C++ compiler on Windows 7: fatal error C1859: 'stdafx.pch' unexpected precompiled header error, simply rerunning the compiler might fix this problem This error manifests under the following conditions:·

Steps to Open Actionable Bugs

Visual CPP TeamNovember 10, 2009Nov 10, 200911/10/09

Hi, I am Vaishnavi Sannidhanam, test lead from the Visual C++ Compiler Backend team. I joined Visual C++ team 4 years ago and helped ship VS2005 and VS2008. In this blog, I would like to introduce you to the most effective way of reporting actionable bugs to us.Where to open the bug When you find a bug, the best way for you to repor

Visual C++ Code Generation in Visual Studio 2010

Visual CPP TeamNovember 2, 2009Nov 2, 200911/2/09

Hello, I’m Ten Tzen, a Compiler Architect on the Visual C++ Compiler Code Generation team. Today, I’m going to introduce some noteworthy improvements in Visual Studio 2010. Faster LTCG Compilation: LTCG (Link Time Code Generation) allows the compiler to perform better optimizations with information on all modules in the

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November 2009 | C++ Team Blog

TechEd Europe Demo Session – Face-Lifting MFC Applications on Windows 7

Improvements to Find all references in Visual Studio 2010

Visual C++ Precompiled Header Errors on Windows 7

Steps to Open Actionable Bugs

Visual C++ Code Generation in Visual Studio 2010

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