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Jun 27, 2024
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What’s New in vcpkg (June 2024)

Augustin Popa
Augustin Popa

This blog post summarizes changes to the vcpkg package manager as part of the 2024.06.15 release, 2024-06-10 tool release, as well as changes to vcpkg documentation throughout June. This month’s release includes some error message improvements and bug fixes. Some stats for this period:   vcpkg changelog (2024.06.15...

Vcpkg
Jun 18, 2024
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Understand your C++ symbols using Copilot in Visual Studio’s Quick Info

Sinem Akinci
Sinem Akinci

Navigating your codebase and forget what exactly that method does? Looking for quick, easy-to-digest information on your code at any point in your development journey? We are excited to announce that now when you hover over symbols in your codebase, you'll have the ability to invoke Copilot conveniently within the Quick Info dialog to learn more...

CopilotC++
Jun 10, 2024
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Bosch widely adopts Visual Studio 2022 after experiencing performance improvements for C++ Linux cross-compilation

Sinem Akinci
Sinem Akinci

Introduction The Bosch security camera team had been evaluating Visual Studio as a unified development setup for their team’s C++ development, which includes remote Linux C++ development for cross-compiling.  While evaluating Visual Studio 2022, the team had a positive experience of using Visual Studio for their C++ development due to notab...

C++CMakeLinux
Jun 5, 2024
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Integrating C++ header units into Office using MSVC (3/n)

Cameron DaCamara Zachary Henkel
Cameron,
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Overview Introduction In our previous two (part 1, part 2) blog posts we discussed how Office was thinking holistically about header units. In this installment we’d like to share the concrete steps taken to integrate header units into the build of Microsoft Word, and their effect on build throughput. Throughout the...

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