| 53 | | [http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/default.aspx Microsoft Visual Studio 2005] is the first of the Visual Studio versions to support user-customizable debugger visualizers. For CLR languages, such as C#, the possibilities are even more powerful, and documented. Native C++ debugger visualizers are not documented, though it was claimed by some people from Microsoft that some docs are coming - so if you know of some, please [wiki:DebuggerVisualizers#Activedevelopers let us know]! |
| | 53 | [http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/vstudio/default.aspx Microsoft Visual Studio 2005] is the first of the Visual Studio versions to support debugger visualizers usable for template classes. For CLR languages, such as C#, the possibilities are even more powerful, and documented. Native C++ debugger visualizers are not documented, though it was claimed by some people from Microsoft that some docs are coming - so if you know of some, please [wiki:DebuggerVisualizers#Activedevelopers let us know]! |
