(MicrosoftVisualC , (referred to as VisualC , MSVC, VC or VC) is a C development tool of Microsoft Corporation, with an integrated development environment, which can provide programming languages ??such as modified C language, C and C /CLI. VC combines convenient debugging tools, especially Microsoft Windows API, 3D animation DirectXAPI, and Microsoft.NET structure. Now the latest version is MicrosoftVisualC 2008. VisualC is known for having "syntax highlighting", IntelliSense (automatic compilation) and advanced debugging. For example, it enables users to perform remote debugging, single-step execution, etc. There is also a solution that enables the user to recompile the modified code during debugging, instead of starting the program being debugged from scratch. Its compilation and build system is known for its precompiled headers, minimal rebuild functionality, and cumulative linking. These features significantly reduce the time spent on program modification, compilation and linking, especially in large software solutions. Visual C was originally called Microsoft C/C . VisualC 1.0, integrated with MFC2.0, is the first-generation version of VisualC , launched in 1992. It can support 16-bit manager and 32-bit manager together, and can be regarded as an updated version of Microsoft C/C 7.0. VisualC 1.5, integrated with MFC2.5, added "Program File Linking Embedded (OLE) 2.0 and MFC's Open Database Connectivity (ODBC). This version is only 16-bit, and it is also the first CD-ROM as the The version of the software carrier. This version does not have the so-called "standard version". It is the last software to support 16-bit software programming, and the first 32-bit programming software to support x86-based machines. VisualC 2.0, integrated MFC3. 0, the first only 32-bit version was released. This version was released early, and it became a "lost version". This is because Windows95 (the development code was Chicago) had not been released at that time, and WindowsNT only had a lot of Small market share. Users of this version can upgrade to versions 2.1 and 2.2 through Microsoft Subscription Service. Microsoft Enterprise integrated and upgraded Visual C 1.5 in this version as version 2.0 (after Visual C 1.5 was upgraded) Version number: 1.51) and part of version 2.1 (version number after Visual C 1.5 upgrade: 1.52). Visual C 2.x comes with 16-bit and 32-bit versions of the CDK, which together support the development of Win32s. Visual C 2.2 Visual C 1.5 and its subsequent versions are no longer upgraded (although it has always been integrated into Visual C 4.x). Although born earlier than Windows 95, the release date of this version is still very close to Windows 95, but when Windows 95 was released, VisualC 4.0 has also been released. Therefore, many program developers directly transition from 1.x to 4.0 and skip 2.x. VisualC 4.0, integrated with MFC4.0, this version is specially designed for Windows95 and Designed for WindowsNT. Users can upgrade to version 4.1 and 4.2 through Microsoft Subscription Service (this version no longer supports Win32s development). Visual C 5.0, integrated with MFC4.21, is a relatively large one since version 4.2 Upgraded. Visual C 6.0, integrated with MFC 6.0, released in 1998. Since its release, it has been widely developed for projects large and small. However, this version has problems running under Windows XP, especially in debug mode. (eg: the values ??of static variables are not displayed). This debugging problem can be managed by applying a patch called "VisualC 6.0ProcessorPack". Strangely, this page emphasizes that users also need to run Windows98, Windo wsNT4.0, or Windows2000. VisualC .NET2002 (ie VisualC 7.0), released in 2002, integrates MFC7.0, supports link-time code generation and debugging execution-time detection. This version also integrates ManagedExtensionforC , and a brand new user interface (shared with VisualBasic and VisualC#). This is one of the main reasons why Visual C 6.0 is still widely used. VisualC .NET2003 (that is, VisualC 7.1), which integrates MFC7.1, was released in 2003 and is a serious upgrade to VisualC .NET2002. eMbeddedVisualC , about WindowsCE operating system. VisualC was replaced by MicrosoftVisualStudio2005 as an independent development environment. VisualC 2005 (ie VisualC 8.0), integrated with MFC8.0, was released in November 2005. This release introduces support for the C /CLI language and OpenMP. VisualC 2008 (ie VisualC 9.0), released in November 2007.
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