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    Description: By Nick Wienholt With all the changes to the C++ language, improvements in the IDE have not been given a great deal of attention. Despite the lack of publicity, the IDE improvements are quite significant. They will drastically improve the developer experience on a day-to-day basis. The number of improvements is large and broad-everything from enhancements to the Server Explorer through to IntelliSense support for macros, and UML-like Class Diagrams through to support for the new MSBuild...

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