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When using Eclipse or NetBeans IDE on a Java project I get to see where errors in my code are, before and after compiling. The line causing the issue is shown. I remember that back in the old days, the Visual C++ 98′ edition did do underlining of errors in the code. Is there a way to enable this in Visual C++ 2005? Or is there a 3rd party plugin to do so?
What you need in order to do this is a static code analysis tool for C++ with a real-time plug-in for VS2005. Unfortunately, I’m not aware of any open-source static code analyzers that plug into VS2005, but there are some commercial ones. One such product that has been well-received is Riverblade’s Visual Lint.
In general, Googling ‘visual c++ static code analysis’ is a good place to start hunting this type of software down.