ReSharper C++ 2020.3 is here with the UnrealHeaderTool integration, new C++20 features, navigation between matching preprocessor directives, fuzzy text search, Push-to-Hint mode for inlay hints, and many other enhancements.

ReSharper C++ 2020.3 brings full support for C++20’s changes to comparison semantics. In this post, we’ll briefly go over the language updates to comparisons in C++20 and take a look at how ReSharper C++ can help you use the new language features.

In this EAP build, we've introduced several navigation improvements, supported the C++20 conformance changes in Visual Studio 16.8, and updated our support for Catch2 parameterized tests.

We're excited to announce the start of the Early Access Program for ReSharper C++ 2020.3! The first EAP build brings updates for Unreal Engine support, inspections and quick-fixes for C++20 ranges, performance improvements, and more.

Have you had a chance to check out our latest 2020.1 release? We certainly hope you like it, and we already have ideas about how to make ReSharper C++ even better. Let's go ahead and take a look at what we are planning to do next to improve your development experience! This time around, we want to polish functionality that has already been introduced and make a quality-targeted release. Of course, we do have plans to implement more features for the upcoming C++20, but our top priorities are fixing bugs and improving performance. Here are some details about what you can expect in ReSharpe

We are happy to introduce our first major release of the year! Since the start of the EAP, we've published a series of blog posts to share news about improvements and new features, step by step. Now it's time to recap and see what we’ve put together for you in this release! ReSharper C++ 2020.1 tracks the latest C++20 updates, improves coding assistance and navigation, and helps you be more productive with Unreal Engine 4 and HLSL. Read on for more details about these and other changes in v2020.1: C++20 support Unreal Engine 4 HLSL support Code analysis and quick-fixes Coding

The latest ReSharper C++ EAP build brings mostly bug fixes, but also includes some new features and enhancements. Long story short, we’re introducing a new inspection with a quick-fix to use an explicit template parameter list in a generic lambda. Also, when ReSharper C++ detects an Unreal Engine 4 project, it now overrides the default settings related to the auto keyword to better conform to UE4’s coding standards. Download the new ReSharper C++ EAP build from our website, or update using the Toolbox App. DOWNLOAD RESHARPER C++ 2020.1 EAP Let's take a closer look at these highlights!

The second of our Early Access Program builds for ReSharper C++ 2020.1 is now available! In this post, we’ll go through updates to C++20 support, new unit testing features, support for SpatialOS GDK, improvements to parameter name hints, and more. Here is a list of the most notable improvements: Unreal Engine 4: support for the SpatialOS GDK – cross-server RPCs and new reflection specifiers. Unit testing: the option to use temporary files instead of named pipes; mock function generator supports GTest 1.10. Parameter name hints are now available in dependent code. Other changes.

Today we are launching the Early Access Program for the next major release of ReSharper C++ – 2020.1. Try the EAP builds for free and get early access to the latest improvements and upcoming features! You can download the new EAP build from our website, or via the Toolbox App. DOWNLOAD RESHARPER C++ 2020.1 EAP The first EAP build improves on the features introduced in the recent 2019.3 release. It also includes some new features and enhancements. The main highlights of this build are: C++ support: using enum, attributes, and more support for C++20’s concepts Code completion:

Please welcome ReSharper C++ 2019.3, our third and final update of this year! ReSharper C++ 2019.3 introduces support for new C++20 features including Concepts, one of the most significant language changes in C++20. Type hints in the editor make your code easier to read. The new Sort #include directives context action and the accompanying inspection help you keep #include directives in order, and there are also a number of new code checks thanks to bundled Clang-Tidy 9. For game developers working with Unreal Engine 4 projects, ReSharper C++ 2019.3 offers new live templates to generate UE4-

In July of this year, in the German city of Cologne, the ISO WG21 committee approved the full draft of C++20. After Belfast, in November, we now have just one more meeting (in Prague) to deal with national body comments and get their approval. That means that, barring any catastrophes, C++20 will become the current standard sometime after February of next year. So C++20 is still in the future, but we now have a very good idea of everything that will be in it. Large sections of it have already been implemented in several compilers. GCC and Clang are leading the pack here (EDG is only a front

Please welcome the second major update of this year – ReSharper C++ 2019.2 – with many great new additions! The long ongoing work on speeding up the indexing has finally come to fruition in this product release. We’ve significantly enhanced code completion and navigation, and added new code analysis checks, new formatter options, and new code hints. At the same time, we have been working towards better compliance with the C++20 standard (even though it’s still in progress in the Committee!). We’ve also made the editor smarter and added features to help game developers using Unreal Engine