With the Visual Studio IDE you get one of the best-integrated debuggers for C++. For me, it's crucial to know how to use that tool efficiently. That's the aim here, and so I'd like to share a few tips ...

Why I don't suggest using Visual Studio in this tutorial? Visual Studio (not to be confused with Visual Studio Code) is immensely popular. There's nothing wrong with using it, but I don't consider it ...

Also with Visual Studio 2022 17.5, Go To Definition for C++ now will use a more subtle indicator when the operation is taking more time, replacing the previous modal dialog.

Microsoft said its compiler and standard library are feature-complete for C++ 20 in Visual Studio 2019 16.10, while a 16.11 preview centers on Hot Reload and .NET MAUI.