Is there a way to make dlls outside of Visual Studio and specifically in VSCode?
The tutorials I found were not helpful in this regard.
Any useful extension recommendations will also be highly appreciated.
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Does anyone know about a plugin (or built-in) functionality for quickly switching Visual Studio Solutions?
I'm working in a multi-solution project and need to switch the solution quite often (by reusing one of the open Visual Studio instances)
Any ideas?
If not, how hard would it be to write a plugin on my own?
You can add solutions to favorite links with my Favorite Documents extension.
I've never used any version of Visual Studio. I know some SQL and some C, C++, Pascal, etc., from the "olden days" way of programming.
My new job requires me to use Visual Studio. I'm just lost at the "jargon" and at where to find things and finding my way around it.
How do I get started?
Thanks.
Here is a good place to start with walkthroughs.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms165079(v=vs.80).aspx
I think that youtube would also be a great place to check for tutorials on how to get started using the IDE.
This is helpful in getting started to get familiar with Visual Studio 2008. Documentation is very helpful.
A good place to start is google. You can start searching for concepts:
solutions
project types/project configurations
compiling
linking
adding files/resources/classes/etc.
debugging
debugging tools and windows
For my project I was need localization plugin. I dont find it and instead of write own console localiztion utility. I think this will be useful for community.
I want to wrap it into plugin for VS.
May be already exisists VS addings project templates?
Can anybody help me from what I should start?
Many thanks.
Download and install the Visual Studio 2010 SDK. It comes with plenty of sample code.
I've recently stumbled across the ability to use boomarks in Visual Studio. (http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/42973/Using-Bookmark-in-Visual-Studio.aspx)
As far as I've googled, I've found out that the bookmarks are stored in the .suo file of the project, that holds userspecific information is that therefore not stored in sourcecontrol.
I'm guessing maybe someone found a way around it or created an addin for this purpose. So how can I share bookmarks between developers?
Bookmarks are poorly supported in Visual Studio extensibility interfaces. There is no way to enumerate them. Only Clear/Set/Next/PreviousBookmark methods are available. Not good enough to do what you want to do.
Visual C++ doens't work on my Vista. both 2010 and 2008 fails to create new projects. what alternative do i have ? I am sick of googling and trying out all the other hacks to fix it.
What other alternatives? If you're tired of trying the "hacks", I'd be looking at one or more of the following, in no particular order.
Use a different IDE.
Re-install Visual Studio.
Re-install Windows along with all your other apps (including VS).
Try installing Visual Studio in a newly created virtual machine.
Upgrade to XP :-)
Raise a support call with Microsoft.
Hire someone to fix the problem for you.
Provide more detail in this question.
Really, the possibilities are (figuratively) endless. There are any number of problems that could be causing this and the detail is a bit light on at the moment. What I tend to do is always have a fresh-install VM of XP lying around so I can test problems in environments that haven't been heavily changed from the originals.
No doubt we will be able to provide more help once the problem has been narrowed down some more. Sorry I can't help more than that at the moment.
I might guess that you are having trouble creating the projects because you don't have permission to the folder where you're trying to write them. Try right clicking on Visual Studio and saying 'Run as Administrator' then create the project.
You could use DevC++ or Eclipse as the compiler perhaps.