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Now I notice there is Visual Studio 2010!

What are the enhancements to Visual C++ 2010 v/s 2008 ?

Do the publishers or the author Prentiss aim to provide any updates to the book through the website or a new revision?
 
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Have a look at the white paper posted here: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-ca/why-upgrade
 
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Welcome to the Ranch Marek Krzeminski
 
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Vyas Sanzgiri wrote:Now I notice there is Visual Studio 2010!

What are the enhancements to Visual C++ 2010 v/s 2008 ?

Do the publishers or the author Prentiss aim to provide any updates to the book through the website or a new revision?



I use VS 2010 a lot and the intellisense works tons better, not to mention when programming with C# is sets up the general coding for the Classes for you. Aside from wishing it was smaller program, it is a great program and takes a lot of the small work out of programming.
 
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Marek Krzeminski wrote:Have a look at the white paper posted here: http://www.microsoft.com/visualstudio/en-ca/why-upgrade


thank for the tip
 
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Be warned that you better have a heavy duty machine if you're going to use it for large C++ projects. It is reeealllly sluggish. There are tons of people complaining about it. Just Google. Personally, I found it unusable with my 2.3Ghz dual core. You can turn off the real time error parsing which seems to help a little, but even then it's pretty bad.
 
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