C++ tutorials, C and C++ news, and information about Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, and Vcpkg from the Microsoft C++ team.
September 27, 2016Sep 27, 201609/27/16We’d love to hear more about what you would like to see in C++ code analysis. We’re running a short survey–just 20 questions–to help us understand how to make C++ code analysis and Visual C++ better.
Please take a couple of minutes to fill out our C++ Code Analysis survey and let us know your thoughts.
September 20, 2016Sep 20, 201609/20/16Daniel Moth and Steve Carroll shared the Latest and greatest from the Visual Studio family for C++ developers on Monday.
You can grab the slides here. If you are at the conference, swing by our booth today and tomorrow to ask questions,
September 19, 2016Sep 19, 201609/19/16Upgrading to the latest C++ compiler and toolset is sometimes not so easy and can be time consuming. You are likely to encounter some compiler and linker errors and warnings in code that previously compiled cleanly. There are several possible sources for these errors,
September 19, 2016Sep 19, 201609/19/16*** Update 10/5/2016: Videos are beginning to appear on the CppCon YouTube Channel. Keep revisiting to see what has been added.
The Microsoft Visual C++ team is at CppCon 2016 this week, September 18 – 23 in Bellevue, WA.
CppCon is the annual,
September 19, 2016Sep 19, 201609/19/16Last update: 08/17/2018
We are delighted to announce the availability of Vcpkg on GitHub https://github.com/Microsoft/vcpkg . Vcpkg simplifies acquiring and building open source libraries on Windows.
Acquiring native libraries on Windows is a critical part of the application development process; in our surveys,
September 13, 2016Sep 13, 201609/13/16The Visual C++ for Linux announcement post has been updated with the content below. If you are already familiar with this extension this post covers what is new since our last update.
We recently posted new bits for our 1.0.5 release of the Visual C++ for Linux extension for Visual Studio 2015.
