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Code Debugging Content in Community

Eric BattalioJanuary 9, 2014Jan 9, 201401/9/14

A few days ago, we called out some of the great debugging topics on the Microsoft Developer Network (MSDN) Library. Here are some excellent resources outside of the MSDN Library (in no particular order except the last one): If you know of additional resources, add them to the comments (or send them to me, ebattali@microsoft.

Microsoft Virtual Academy – C++: A General Purpose Language and Library

Eric BattalioNovember 11, 2013Nov 11, 201311/11/13

Interested in learning the basics of C++? Next Tuesday, November 19, Kate Gregory and James McNellis will be teaching a free introductory C++ course on Microsoft Virtual Academy, "C++: A General Purpose Language and Library." Kate is a C++ expert and long-time Microsoft Visual C++ MVP; James is a developer on the Visual C++ Libraries team. The

Good Stuff on Channel 9

Eric BattalioNovember 7, 2012Nov 7, 201211/7/12

Looking for the C++ Good Stuff? Have you visited Channel 9 lately? And in case you missed it: *spoiler,marketing*Do you like Visual C++? Like us on Facebook (and post something)!Thanks!

Early Bird registration for C++ Now! ends Sunday

Diego Dagum - MSFTApril 12, 2012Apr 12, 201204/12/12

(A message on behalf of the C++ Now! staff) This year’s program is very exciting with lots more content than previous years. This year we’ll have three keynotes: Howard Hinnant, Sean Parent, and David Vandevoorde. They are headlining three tracks of over fifty sessions including one track of C++11 sessions. With almost a fu

Help Us Make Improvements

Visual CPP TeamFebruary 15, 2012Feb 15, 201202/15/12

The Microsoft Visual Studio Design Research Team is looking for developers to give us direct feedback on our development tools, languages and libraries! Opportunities include usability studies of upcoming features, focus groups where we explore new ideas, as well as 1:1 interviews.Is this just about Visual Studio users?You do NOT need to be a

GoingNative 2012 Online

Visual CPP TeamFebruary 9, 2012Feb 9, 201202/9/12

Thanks to everyone who came to Redmond and/or watched online to participate in Going Native 2012, last week’s global C++-fest. It was a lot of fun, and generated a lot of useful and important talks that we hope will help continue disseminate understanding of C++11 throughout the global C++ community. All the videos and decks are available o

The Microsoft C++ Compiler Turns 20!

Visual CPP TeamFebruary 3, 2012Feb 3, 201202/3/12

This month, we enter the third decade of C++ at Microsoft. It was twenty years ago, in February of 1992, that we released our first C++ compiler: Microsoft C/C++ 7.0. Before then, we already worked with several of the C++ “preprocessor” compilers that took C++ and converted it to C before our compiler then created the executable p

The Magic of Going Native 2012 Starts Today!

Visual CPP TeamFebruary 2, 2012Feb 2, 201202/2/12

UPDATE: We are already streaming live!! Are you guys ready? This is the agenda for this event happening during today and tomorrow. Day 1 – C++11 Today Day 2 – C++11 Today and Tomorrow The event will be available for live streaming and on demand!! We’ll see you then.

Announcing GoingNative 2012 Conference

Visual CPP TeamNovember 24, 2011Nov 24, 201111/24/11

We know developers are hungry for information about native development. The GoingNative conference aims to provide current technical information to as many people as possible. Register now! GoingNative 2012 is a 48 hour technical event for those who push the boundaries of general purpose computing by exploiting the true capabilities of

C9::GoingNative: Visual C++ Upcoming IDE Demos, a CRT Talk and More!!

Diego Dagum - MSFTAugust 29, 2011Aug 29, 201108/29/11

Greetings! Charles Torre and I came back with the second episode of Channel 9 Going Native –which is actually episode 1, considering that C++, as a C-like language, starts indexing from 0. This time we follow up from a recent article that my colleague and friend Sumit Kumar (Program Manager in the Visual C++ team) wrote last week about n

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