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Sep 23, 2009
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User Feedback

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Hello! My name is Joshua Baxter, and I am a programming writer on the Microsoft team that produces Help content for Visual C++. I am writing this article to explain how Microsoft collects and handles user feedback.   User feedback is an important part of our documentation improvement program. We maintain over 33,000 topics about C++, and we re...

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Sep 10, 2009
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Linker throughput

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Hello, my name is Chandler Shen, a developer from the Visual C++ Shanghai team.We have made some changes in the upcoming Visual C++ 2010 release to improve the performance of linker. I would like to first give a brief overview of the linker and how we analyze the bottlenecks of current implementation. Later, I will describe the changes we made and ...

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Sep 1, 2009
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Compiler Warning C4789

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When Visual Studio 2010 ships, it will have improvements to warning C4789; allowing it to catch more cases of buffer overrun. This blog post will cover what C4789 warns about, and how to resolve the warning.What does C4789 mean? When compiling your source file, you may receive the warning: “warning C4789: destination of memory copy is to...

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Aug 27, 2009
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Windows SDK V7.0/V7.0A Incompatibility Workaround

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Hi,My name is Nada AboElseoud and I am a QA in VC++ Libraries team. I joined MS in February 2009. I would like to talk here about an incompatibility issue with WinSDK v7.0*.If you are a developer who has recently migrated to WinSDK v7.0 (standalone SDK) or v7.0A (inbox with VS 2010), you may encounter these kinds of errors “The procedure entr...

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Aug 12, 2009
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Tag Parsing C++

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Hello, my name is Thierry Miceli and I am a developer on the Visual C++ Compiler Front End team. Although our team is mostly known for writing and maintaining the part of the C++ compiler that analyzes your source code and builds an internal representation from it, a great deal of our effort in the last few years has been directed into servicing th...

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Aug 5, 2009
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Active Template Library (ATL) Security Updates

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Hello, On Tuesday 28 July  we released guidance and updates to assist developers using our Active Template Library (ATL) to prevent creating controls or components with potential security vulnerabilities.  Vulnerabilities in libraries are a rare, but industry wide issue, that requires broad collaboration and action by the community a...

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Jul 21, 2009
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Linker warning LNK4221, and some tips to avoid it

Visual CPP Team

Hello, my name is Chandler Shen, a developer from Visual C++ Shanghai team. There is some confusion about warning LNK4221 and whether it is safe to ignore it. I would like to give an explanation on when you may encounter this warning and provide tips for some typical scenarios and workarounds. What does LNK4221 mean?   When building static/imp...

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Jul 13, 2009
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Intellisense and Browsing with C++0x

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Hello Everyone, My name is Sunny Gupta and I am a SDET on VC++ IDE & Compiler team. In this blog I will be talking about the IDE support for Cpp0x. What is C++0x??C++0x is the name for the next version of the C++ Programming Language Standard.  For VC 10, the C++ 0x features that have been implemented in the compiler so far are &ldquo...

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Jul 8, 2009
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VC++ Directories in Visual Studio 2010

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If you recently started using VS2010 and were wondering what happened to Tools > Options > Projects and Solutions > VC++ Directories UI, Brian Tyler has all the details in his new post on the VSProject blog. Check it out here: http://blogs.msdn.com/vsproject/archive/2009/07/07/vc-directories.aspx.We hope you’ll enjoy the new approach...

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Jul 1, 2009
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X64/Itanium platforms missing when Win7 SDK RC installed sidebyside with VS2008 RTM

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If Win7 SDK (RC) is installed SidebySide with Visual Studio 2008 RTM before Visual Studio 2008 SP1 is installed, x64 and Itanium platform will not be available from the New Platform drop-down list. Build targeting x64 and Itanium will also fail. To work around the issue, please refer to this post.  Note that the issue has been fixed in Win7 SD...

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