What's New in Visual Studio: 64-bit IDE, C++20, WSL 2, & More
summary
Visual Studio 2022 moves the IDE to 64-bit IDE and claims C++20 feature complete support, demos show modules, coroutines, ranges and hot reload actually building and running; AddressSanitizer is AddressSanitizer generally available and finds heap overruns during the demo; cross‑platform flow uses WSL2, CMakePresets.json, vcpkg manifests, GitHub Actions with vcpkg binary caching, and the team reports up to a 28x link time speedup and 2–3x faster debug‑mode runtime in real projects.
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chapters (29)
- 0:00Start
- 4:41Preview of Visual Studio 2022
- 4:55Visual Studio Id Moving to 64-Bit
- 7:25Binary Compatibility
- 9:37Conformance
- 13:00Intellisense
- 14:04Visual Studio Debugger
- 16:12New Module
- 19:23Core Routine
- 20:51Manifest Files
- 25:48Ranges
- 29:40Routine Debugging
- 29:52Debugging
- 31:38Standard Library Modules and Core Routines
- 31:51Code Safety
- 32:21Dynamic Analysis
- 33:04Experimental Lib Fuzzer Support
- 36:42Target Include Directories
- 41:25Use Github Actions for Adding Ci Support
- 42:53Git Repository
- 47:07Binary Caching
- 49:30Address Sanitizer
- 51:43Creating a Vc Package Port
- 55:41Debugger
- 55:59Visual Studio Support in Linux
- 57:34Remote Debug Linux Cores on Wsl
- 58:33Parallel Stacks Tool
- 1:00:10Editing
- 1:00:43Background Intellisense Parse
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