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Asked: 2026-05-13T10:05:45+00:00

I know in Visual Studio, when programming in C#, if I specify that a

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I know in Visual Studio, when programming in C#, if I specify that a class implements an interface, I can right click on the interface and “Implement Interface”, which will auto-magically populate my class with the appropriate method signatures.

EDIT: Let me apologize for the vagueness of the original question. I’m looking for a quick easy way to get Visual Studio to do the dirty work of implementing multiple COM interfaces, i.e. generating the method signatures/stubs in the implementing class.

Thanks,

Alex

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  1. Editorial Team

    Interfaces don’t exist in C++.

    The level of IDE support for the language is one of C#’s perks. Visual C++ is quite a different beast indeed.

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