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I'm testing the Visual Studio 2013. The intellisense is awesome and helps you a lot, but I'm noticing it slows down a lot my computer. When I write in the IDE, it goes like slow...
Is any option to just show the autocomplete when I press a hotkey? Thanks
See Modifying IntelliSense Options. You want "Tools"->"Options"->"Text Editor"->(choose language or All Languages)->uncheck "Auto list members". You can still get statement completion with ctrl-j.
You may also want to read Productivity Tips for Visual Studio.
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I am writing a numerical program using C++, I need to run some lines of my code in parallel. Also, I need to lock some parameters during calculation to keep them safe from unwanted changes.
I do not have a strong background in Concurrency and parallelism.
I need to know what is the simplest parallelization method in Microsoft VS 2019 considering these requirements?
I am looking forward MS solutions and of course I am not mean Open MPI.
It helps more if you provide some examples.
Thank you very much.
You might want to look into use of /Qpar flag for compiler and #pragma loop. There is online documentation on that.
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Visual Studio 2013 RC is throwing out of memory error after I exit the program. This happens nearly every single time.
I am looking for the solution, if it exits, to this problem.
In Visual Studio, go to Tools-->Options... . Expand the Test Tools node and select Test Execution. Under Performance, uncheck the "Keep test execution engine running between test runs" checkbox.
This should resolve the problem you are experiencing.
and go for this article very Helpful
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/ericlippert/archive/2009/06/08/out-of-memory-does-not-refer-to-physical-memory.aspx
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That title may be a bit confusing, so let me elaborate. I want to know what the code is behind the choice command. There is not really much reason other than curiosity and the fact that it might help me one day. I've searched everywhere but can't find it.
I don't know much about open source projects and the like, but may it be because Windows doesn't want people to know (or for it to be easily accessible)?
Any information will be appreciated.
Windows is not open source. The code for any Windows command-line utilities is not routinely released. This has nothing to do with Microsoft especially not wanting you to know how choice in particular is implemented!
That said, it looks to be very straight-forward. Implementation would be a dozen lines or so at most.. what part of it is giving you trouble?
As Mahmoud Al-Qudsi pointed out, Windows is not open source. FreeDOS however is, and the choice command is available here.
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What are your must-have extensions for VS2010 development in C/C++? I'm not looking for anything related to C#, ASP.NET, etc. Just things that are related to old-fashioned C/C++ work. Or things that have universal appeal.
The two extensions I'm using right now are:
H3 Viewer (free, makes Help usable, sort of)
Visual Assist X ($$$ but worth every penny. Intellisense as it should have been. This is not a plug, I'm just a customer of theirs with a few hundred licenses.)
Anything else out there? Note to close voters: there was a similar thread 7 months ago. It's 1) outdated, 2) way too noisy. You can't "recommend" 40 extensions. 3) Generic and not related to C/C++. Resharper may be cool but I have zero interest in managed code.
Two extensions that I've come across recently and find really useful are:
AnkhSVN subversion plug in for VS10.
CodeCompare easy to use document comparing.
Both are great to use on their own but work even better together, and best of all they're free :)
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Who has bought the autcompletion feature for Linqpad ?
I know it's only $ 19 but I'd like to hear from you if it's worth it... Does it have any bugs? Does it really help in speeding up your linq queries development? Is there any limitations or any particular thing you might have found frustating?
Any thoughts are appreciated ....
I just purchased the autocomplete feature in LINQPad, and so far, it has performed exactly as expected, looks and feels very much like Visual Studio (e.g. tab to autocomplete works exactly the same)
It should be noted that the autocomplete only works for use in C# modes, so VB and SQL modes don't benefit from the feature.
Additionally, when using the C# Statements mode, the autocomplete works for objects already declared (any time "." is entered) and it also kicks in for type declarations (i.e. when using the new keyword), but autocompelte does not appear when starting certain statements (e.g. starting a while loop.
To be clear, I've been very pleased with the performance of LINQPad's autocomplete. Remember, when in doubt, press Ctrl+Space!
Just bought the autocomplete version and highly recommend it...I'd like to echo Kit's remark re the .Dump() method....once you see it used a few times, it becomes very useful.
I bought it to support the authors, not really because I needed the feature itself.