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Let's add the fact that no IDE right now fully supports C++ 20. Visual Studio comes closest, but for example modules still don't really work well.
by badpun 4y ago
Let's add the fact that no IDE right now fully supports C++ 20. Visual Studio comes closest, but for example modules still don't really work well.
- pjmlp 4y agoThey work good enough that I only use modules on my hobby coding since VS 2022 got released.
- badpun 4y agoI tried it around 6-9 months ago and the modules basically broke Intellisense - in even a smallest project with modules, the update of the Intellisense's internal state took 15-30 seconds. Hopefully it's better now, but I think I'll by trying out zig instead.