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Does visual studio really not come with basic syntax checker? I’ve got both 2008 and 2010 and they won’t show me any error, like missing semicolons or unmatched brackets
The closest advice I’ve found is to enable tools -> options -> text editor -> C/C++ -> Advanced -> Underline Errors in the editor, which doesn’t exist
I figured it out..
“CLR Empty Project” doesn’t have this functionality for some reason, “Empty Project” does however.