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You can also use Resharper C/C++ in Visual Studio and Rider C++ for Unreal Engine.
by jbluepolarbear 6y ago
You can also use Resharper C/C++ in Visual Studio and Rider C++ for Unreal Engine.
- malkia 6y agoI've been using it for the last 3 years. At first it was slow, and running out of memory (it was in-process in Visual Studio, which is limited to 32-bits), but now that they've moved a lot to out-of-process it's much better!
- tartoran 6y agoI don’t know what version you use but Visual Studio 2019 is so full of bugs that it crashes multiple times a day or I simply restart it as some features such as codelens simply stop working and it becomes cumbersome to find references. Im sure they’d get their s__t together in the next version but so far I’m stuck with a crappy IDE. I’ve had a similar VS experience in the past and while it works it’s okay when I can upgrade i am super reluctant to do so. Yes, MS does push half baked versions quite often