Topic: Bleeding Edge ....

[kdub_nz]

 . . . Well not really
It's been pretty well tested.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/visual-studio-17-8-now-available/

. . .  this version is fully compatible with .NET 8, which is also generally available as of today.

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/announcing-dotnet-8/?WT.mc_id=dotnet-35129-website

Enjoy

[It's Alive!]

installed it this morning

Works pretty good.

The sort #includes seems to just sort by alphabetical order. I don’t think it actually optimizes any dependency order. Probably okay for most things..  could be dangerous in some cases

Broke my toggle between headers and source ALT+O,
CTRL+K,CTRL+O works and I have my hot keys

I do like the linter for uninitialized variables, that’s been in for a while, the const linter seems new.
I also like the Code Analysis for C/C++, except it reports stuff I can’t change, like the ARX headers.

C++ 20 is the bomb, can't wait to try C++23 stuff!

 

[kdub_nz]

I've been using the Preview for the next version  . . currently VS 2022 Preview 17.9.0, prev 1.0

I've really enjoyed it , but my C# playstuff isn't as mission critical as your C++

It seems the C++ is really getting better and better each release

Next year will be interesting when AutoCAD starts using .NET 8.0 in place of Framework 4.8 for the plugins

Providing peer support will be a real bitch I think.

google searches may not be enough . . . really happy I decided to hate VB.