GoingNative 56: CMake in Visual Studio
Play GoingNative 57: VS 20th Anniversary Special
Description
In this special episode commemorating the 20th anniversary of Visual Studio, Steve Carroll sits down with a number of people who have played a big role in the long history of Visual C++. They share their stories using or developing with Visual C++...and carrying huge product boxes and MSDN documentation books around. The following people talked about their history with C++ and Microsoft:
- Steve Carroll, Principal Group Software Engineer Manager (and host of GoingNative!)
- Mark Levine, Principal Software Engineer Manager
- Mark Hall, Principal Software Engineer
- Marian Luparu, Principal PM Manager
- Eric Mittelette, Senior Program Manager
And last but not least, Visual Studio 2017 RTW is live! Download it and check out all the major improvements the team brought to C++ developers.
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The Discussion
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drcjt Great overview of VC++ history. I remember the rivalry with Borland and Watcom well. However still have nightmares from the CSlob class from my days as a SDE on VC++ 2.0 & 4.0.
Congratulations on shipping VS17.
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felix9 very nice old-school Channel9 style interviews, thanks ! :D
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Wintermute21 I do have copies of VC++ that target DEC ALPHA, so they do exist as official CD-ROMs.
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svandex My first encounter with Visual Studio is VS2008 in 2010, when I started to figure out how a GUI window is come out. That time I was a junior student studying power machine engineering, but I am deeply curious about computer and learned a lot about MFC though it is out-of-date.