C++ tutorials, C and C++ news, and information about Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, and Vcpkg from the Microsoft C++ team.
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February 27, 2017Feb 27, 201702/27/17February 26th marks the 25th anniversary for the Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC). Join us in wishing MFC a big Happy Birthday!
MFC saw the light of day on February 26th 1992 and it has been a very large part of the Microsoft C++ legacy ever since.
February 22, 2017Feb 22, 201702/22/17点这里看中文版
Concepts promise to fundamentally change how we write templated C++ code. They’re in a Technical Specification (TS) right now, but, like Coroutines, Modules, and Ranges, it’s good to get a head start on learning these important features before they make it into the C++ Standard.
February 17, 2017Feb 17, 201702/17/17Visual Studio Team Services (VSTS) is an easy way to help your team manage code and stay connected when developing. VSTS supports continuous integration using a shared code repository that everyone on the team uses to check in code changes. Every time any code is checked in,
February 14, 2017Feb 14, 201702/14/17Vcpkg simplifies acquiring and building open source libraries on Windows. Since our first release we have continually improved the tool by fixing issues and adding features. The latest version of the tool is 0.0.71, here is a summary of the changes in this version:
Add support for Visual Studio 2017
VS2017 detection
Fixed bootstrap.ps1 and VS2017 support
If both Visual Studio 2015 and Visual Studio 2017 are installed,
February 8, 2017Feb 8, 201702/8/17Update Jan. 8, 2020: Visual Studio 2019 version 16.1 and later has native support for WSL. This eliminates the need to establish an SSH connection and is the recommended workflow for building and debugging on WSL.
The Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) was first introduced at Build in 2016 and was delivered as an early beta in Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
February 6, 2017Feb 6, 201702/6/17VS 2017 RTM will be released soon. VS 2017 RC is available now and contains all of the changes described here – please try it out and send feedback through the IDE’s Help > Send Feedback > Report A Problem (or Provide A Suggestion).
February 2, 2017Feb 2, 201702/2/17Previously on this blog we have talked about Resumable Functions, and even recently we touched on the renaming of the yield keyword to co_yield in our implementation in Visual Studio 2017. I am very excited about this potential C++ standards feature,
