Microsoft is making a major commitment to make parallel
development accessible to a wide range of developers, whether
they are using native code or the .NET Framework. With Visual
Studio 2010 we are delivering:
• Visual Studio IDE support for Parallel development
• Native C++ libraries and compiler support
for Parallel applications
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C++ Development
Visual Studio 2010 marks a major renovation of our C++ IDE
so that it not only supports emerging trends like parallel
computing, cloud and web services, but also provides a
first-class C++ development experience through an IDE that
scales to the large size of code bases that are typical of C++
sources. We’re also adding a significant focus on building great
experiences for navigating and understanding complex C++
source bases to enable developers to figure out the best places
to make source changes in their complex systems.
In Visual Studio 2010, the C++ project system has been converted
to MSBuild based system that enables developers to take
their existing C++ solutions that are currently sectioned to be
manageable and bring them into a single solution that provides
full IDE support for all the assets in the solution. With a full
compiler backing IntelliSense, and a true database-based symbol
system, this enables developers to work with large solutions,
thousands of files, and up to 4gB of symbol information.
Visual Studio 2010 provides a C++ IDE experience that includes
the return of the MFC Class Wizard, the ability to view large
source files through Source Outline, integrated quick searching
to find information without the confusion of the current “Find
In Files” method and an easily extensible IDE model through
the new Managed Extensibility Framework (MEF).
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Windows 7 Development
In Visual Studio 2010, we’ve invested heavily in C++ to make
developing native Windows applications easier and more
productive. We are adding tools to assist developers in
building new Windows 7 applications and in making existing
native applications take advantage of new Windows features.
We’re including full library and header support for Windows 7,
significant updates to MFC to support Windows 7 UI elements
like the ribbon, live icons, search access and even support for
multi-touch enabled interfaces.
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