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After a lot of time spent working on my IL editor and IL project, I finally have a workable version ready for you to try out, if you would like. The MSI file that is linked below, includes code for a project and an editor. The project has templates to
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If you have not noticed, the Visual Studio Developer Center on MSDN is now live. You will be able to find articles, whitepapers, etc. about programming both Automation and VSIP for Visual Studio . Visit the Developer Center at http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/extend
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If you have a MSN Watch, then basketball is now available as a channel. Now if I only liked basketball… Where is baseball and hockey? An update to my last post: as I suspected, the .NET Framework was not the cause of my performance problems in my
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It has been a little too long since I last made a post. A lot has been going on since the last time I wrote, mostly I have been working on getting bugs fixed for the “Whidbey” build of VS , and work has been proceeding on a new wizards tool
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It has been a little too long since I last made a post. A lot has been going on since the last time I wrote, mostly I have been working on getting bugs fixed for the “Whidbey” build of VS , and work has been proceeding on a new wizards tool
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Here is a second tip for debugging that requires a slight .h file change. If you have the VSIP SDK installed and you need advanced assert help, use VSASSERT. VSASSERT is a nifty utility that is installed with the VSIP SDK that will put up an assert message.
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I have been doing a lot of VSIP package writing lately. While I was writing a project for VS I wanted to find out which interfaces VS is looking for on my package so I could implement those interfaces. I decided to turn on ATL’s QI tracking feature
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Using VSIP interfaces from macros
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Using VSIP from an Add-in, and Add-ins from VSIP
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