Reputation: 3042
I've been using c# for a while and I've noticed it had code prediction for your code and "resolves" for using
's to functions. I'm working with visual c++ now and I noticed it has no code prediction and it doesn't have any "resolve" to any missing include
.
Is this a setting you have to enable in visual c++? Or do you have to know what include you need for the included functions?
I'm just curious I've learned C and IDE's for C don't have code prediction. I'm now learning c++ and I was curious to see if visual c++ had code prediction or smart include resolutions.
Thanks Stack, my favorite site!
Upvotes: 3
Views: 6830
Reputation: 1
See the following link where this issue is discussed by others including Microsoft. It seems that support was not included for the current release.
https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/501921/c-cli-intellisense
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 13753
You don't get all the Intellisense features in VC++ that you get in C# or other managed languages.
I would recommend getting Visual Assist from Whole Tomato as this considerably improves the IDE. You can check out a free eval copy I think.
Upvotes: 6