Visual Studio 2017 RTM has shipped.

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This release includes 37 completed suggestions totaling 1546 votes from 772 unique community members. Did you make or add your votes supporting any of these suggestions?

• Please make it easy to installing 3rd party libaries globaly
• Add better support for cross-platform third-party build systems
• CMake project type integration like in CLion and KDevelop
• include graphics debugger in VS2012 Express Edition
• Option to stop indenting namespaces in C++ code
• Continue support for MBCS (Multi-Byte Character Sets) for MFC and C++
• Allow users to toggle IntelliSense completion modes (allow AutoSelect in the list of suggesstions) for Visual C++ in VS2012
• Make “Go To Definition” faster (C++)
• Improve C++ intellisense for pointers
• the IntelliSense is slow when “Parsing files in solution” in VS 2015, please speed it up
• C programming tutorial Migration from Windows to Unix based operating systems
• code metrics unmanaged
• Intellisense support for the official BOOST libraries.
• Include auto-complete for c++
• Separate ship line of Visual C++ compiler from Visual Studio IDE
• Add VS2015 links to “The latest supported Visual C++ downloads” (KB2977003) page
• Allow default template arguments for template functions
• Add the “Jump to .cpp” option to headers context menu
• Make C/C++ compiler (cl.exe) independent of IDE
• Decouple C++ compiler releases from Visual Studio releases
• Improve c++ intellisense to be at least as good as VS2008 intellisense
• Please give the C++ user an option to not single step into namespace std, boost, etc instead of requiring the user to use a registry hack.
• Automatic move constructors in c++
• Automate the installation of boost
• Support Visual C++ (C++/CLI) like C# or VB
• c++11 keyword alignas is not implemented
• Provide a intellisense functions at the Definition Window like
• Implement all C99 strftime formats
• Fix Intellisense performance
• I would like to see in future version of the Visual Studio sites the same templates for Visual C++ as they are in Visual Basic and Visual C#
• Add options to turn off parts of IntelliSense
• Support parameter info IntelliSense for structures
• Bring Visual C++ up to par with open source programs such as Eclipse and Netbeans
• One tab for .cpp and .h files
• One-button switch between header and implementation file. There is already a
• Make Intellisense work better with external test libraries
• с++ snippets

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