The perfect match for developing Windows 7 software: Visual Studio 2010

Here in Visual Studio 2010, Microsoft has put a lot of effort into making the development of unmanaged C++ code easier and more efficient. For example, we upgraded MFC's libraries and header files to fully support Windows 7 interface elements, including the Ribbon interface, search capabilities, and even multi-touch features.

I really like Visual Studio 2010. I also like to summarize the lessons about Visual Studio 2010 at work. Let's talk about this in detail. Since Visual Studio 6, there has been no major change in C++ in Visual Studio, including the previous Visual Studio 2008, which has only minor improvements to C++. But this time with the upcoming C++ new standard C++0x, Visual Studio 2010 has brought a lot of revolutionary changes in C++ development.

The first is the full support for the new C++ standard C++0x. It will not be like the Visual C++ 6, and it is criticized for its poor support for the C++ standard. In terms of IDE, Microsoft integrated Visual C++'s build system VCBuild into MSBuild; with background compilation, Visual C++'s IntelliSense is smarter and can handle more files and more complex projects. In addition, in MFC, by introducing many new classes, MFC began to fully support Vista, Windows7 style UI. These features have become an important difference between Visual Studio 2010 and Visual Studio 2008. It is believed that C++ programmers will choose Visual Studio 2010 and skip Visual Studio 2008.

Visual Studio 2010 provides a number of tools to help developers develop Windows 7-based applications, while also allowing existing non-managed applications to be processed with new operating systems. Characteristics. In Visual Studio 2010, Microsoft has put a lot of effort into making the development of unmanaged C++ code easier and more efficient. For example, we upgraded MFC's libraries and header files to fully support Windows 7 interface elements, including the Ribbon interface, search capabilities and even multi-touch features.

For developers developing WPF-based applications, Visual Studio 2010 also provides improved tools to help developers quickly and efficiently complete the design of interface images, data binding and more.

In short, if you want your application "Windows 7 Ready", Visual Studio 2010 is the first choice.

Visual Studio 2010 is the next-generation development tool platform that Microsoft is building. Compared with her predecessor, Visual Studio 2008, it has many attractive features and counts on the expectations of countless people. Through our previous series of comparisons, I believe that everyone has great hopes for the success of Visual Studio 2010.