@TheGingerBill Improvements cover lot of aspects including compiler, text coloration and editing (multicursor, expression evaluation, ...), watch, output, workspace, project settings, and quite a lot of misc. Plus it's portable and win7 win10 compatible.
@pythno@nothings @KoderJay Hey, obviously this answer comes late, but you can define all the font steps you want (you can even choose different fonts for different sizes)
New blog post: WinDBG Preview is actually a reasonable everyday debugger! This is very good news for anybody looking to move away from Visual Studio 20xx:
https://t.co/MXhas11ESs
@poppushpop In either case, we're wondering too, but we see it as a tribute made by fans for few other fans. And there are available archives of Vanilla VC6 out there so Microsoft seems to be okay with our little fan niche.
4/ Worth mentionning, pressing CTRL+SHIFT+F7 will rebuild the last built .cpp file no matter which file you're editing. Very convenient when nothing compiles and you want to go one file at a time. #VC6Ultimate#VisualStudio
1/ In #VC6Ultimate, we use VC7.1's compiler, tweaked to be multicore (it's faaast).
While compilation is multithreaded, build messages are grouped by project and by .cpp file (.h errors are listed below the appropriate .cpp file).
#VisualStudio
1/ This week we're back for some #VC6Ultimate code editing #demo.
- dark skin, new icons and marker for current line
- code highlighting with #libclang.
- #multicursor edition, number insertion and expression evaluation
- floating watches while #debugging. #VisualStudio