March 2011 | C++ Team Blog

Parallel Programming: Tasks and Continuations

Visual CPP TeamMarch 31, 2011Mar 31, 201103/31/11

Hi, I’m Charles Torre, Sr. Technographer with Channel 9. One of my goals is to make sure C++ has first class status on Channel 9. Make no mistake, the C++ Renaissance will be televised. :) I’ve recently been posting interviews on C9 with some of the VC++ team and a few of the VC++ MVPs like Kate Gregory. Today you'll meet s

Released: Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Compiler Update for the Windows SDK 7.1

Diego Dagum - MSFTMarch 31, 2011Mar 31, 201103/31/11

An update to the Windows SDK for Windows 7 and .NET Framework 4 (Windows SDK 7.1) is now available. This update addresses the issue where Visual C++ Compilers and libraries that are installed with the Windows SDK are removed when Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 is installed.Please follow this link to download and install the update.Our recom

Troubleshooting Tips for IntelliSense Slowness

Visual CPP TeamMarch 29, 2011Mar 29, 201103/29/11

Hi, my name is Andy Rich and I’m a QA on the C++ front-end compiler. The IntelliSense system in Visual Studio 2010 comes with far greater power, flexibility, and accuracy, but these improvements come at the cost of greater complexity. The goal of this article is to assist you in troubleshooting this complex system, and give you a peek un

The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 13 (Mar 26, 2011)

Diego Dagum - MSFTMarch 26, 2011Mar 26, 201103/26/11

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Visual C++ Most Valuable Professionals (II)

Diego Dagum - MSFTMarch 24, 2011Mar 24, 201103/24/11

A few days ago we posted a video where C++ MVP Kate Gregory talked about her community distinction, her motivations, thoughts about the role C++ plays in these days of computer programming, etc. Charles Torre, our interviewer in Channel 9, kept talking with other Visual C++ Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs). In this second part, you’ll

Exception Boundaries: Working With Multiple Error Handling Mechanisms

Visual CPP TeamMarch 22, 2011Mar 22, 201103/22/11

Greetings! I'm David Blaikie, Software Design Engineer at Microsoft and guest blogger here on VCBlog. I work in the Windows product group, writing test infrastructure tools in C++. One of the luxuries of the codebases I work in is that they are relatively modern and flexible. We use the full gamut of C++0x features implemented in Visual Studi

The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 12 (Mar 19, 2011)

Diego Dagum - MSFTMarch 19, 2011Mar 19, 201103/19/11

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Kate Gregory on Being a Most Valuable Professional (MVP)

Diego Dagum - MSFTMarch 17, 2011Mar 17, 201103/17/11

The 2011 MVP Global Summit took place a few weeks ago at MS headquarters. MVP stands for most valuable professional, a distinction that Microsoft assign to some prominent community personalities for their passion and dedication in helping the community get the most out of Microsoft technologies. The MVP program has several disciplines, being

New Book "Parallel Programming with Microsoft Visual C++" now available!

Visual CPP TeamMarch 15, 2011Mar 15, 201103/15/11

Hi, my name is Ade Miller and I’m Principal Program Manager with the Microsoft Technical Computing group. Last fall we shipped Parallel Programming for Microsoft .NET and immediately started working on a companion version of the book for C++ programmers. I’m very happy to announce that Parallel Programming with Microsoft Visual C+

The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 11 (Mar 12, 2011)

Diego Dagum - MSFTMarch 12, 2011Mar 12, 201103/12/11

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March 2011 | C++ Team Blog

Parallel Programming: Tasks and Continuations

Released: Visual C++ 2010 SP1 Compiler Update for the Windows SDK 7.1

Troubleshooting Tips for IntelliSense Slowness

The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 13 (Mar 26, 2011)

Visual C++ Most Valuable Professionals (II)

Exception Boundaries: Working With Multiple Error Handling Mechanisms

The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 12 (Mar 19, 2011)

Kate Gregory on Being a Most Valuable Professional (MVP)

New Book "Parallel Programming with Microsoft Visual C++" now available!

The Visual C++ Weekly Vol. 1 Issue 11 (Mar 12, 2011)

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