While compiling C++ code that is cross platform, g++ throws a compiler error if a .cpp or .h file does not have a newline at its end. Is there a visual studio setting that would do this automatically?
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While compiling C++ code that is cross platform, g++ throws a compiler error if a .cpp or .h file does not have a newline at its end. Is there a visual studio setting that would do this automatically?
You could use a plugin like Visual Assist or something to create code templates that put newlines at the end of your file in addition to niceties like header guards and such.