The second of our Early Access Program builds for ReSharper C++ 2020.2 is now available! In this post, we'll go through updates to Unreal Engine support, improved search and navigation features, and more. Read on for details: Unreal Engine: smarter auto-include and header completion, better alignment with UE guidelines, and common acronyms in the built-in dictionary. Navigation and Search: an option to hide preprocessor directives in File Structure, inheritance searches for CLR entities in C++/CLI, and Go to declaration for unresolved identifiers. Modernize your C++ code: an inspect

Today we are launching the Early Access Program (EAP) for ReSharper C++ 2020.2, which brings many improvements for Unreal Engine and C++/CLI support, performance fixes, and more. This release cycle is aimed at fixing bugs, but it's hard to resist adding some new treats. So, in the first EAP build, you'll find a combination of polished functionality and new features! The main highlights of this build are: Unreal Engine: Unreal Engine project model support, new inspections, improved Find Usages and code generation, UE code style. C++/CLI: inspections for gcnew and final, searching for

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

ReSharper C++ 2020.1 has introduced initial support for the HLSL language used in shader files. ReSharper will recognise .hlsl and .hlsli files, and if you're working with an Unreal Engine project, it will also handle .usf and .ush files. This video shows the main features ReSharper has in this first release, such as syntax highlighting, highlighting for syntax errors as you type, as well as navigation within a file, code completion, parameter info and more. Please remember that this is a preview release of HLSL support. There are still some known issues, especially with regard to refactori

Unreal Engine uses macros to mark types and type members as available to the reflection system, allowing these structs, classes and enums to be used in Blueprints, as well as be listed and editable in the Unreal Editor. These macros don't always introduce new code, so it's not possible to provide full support simply based on existing language features. ReSharper C++ has specific support for Unreal's reflection macros. It recognises them without waiting for the whole project to be parsed, and understands where they should be used, how, and with what parameters. Check out the video to see how Re

With this EAP build, the well-known Rearrange code and Complete Statement features from ReSharper for .NET have finally come to ReSharper C++! Read on for details about these features, as well as other highlights of this build: Rearrange code: an easy way to move your code. Complete Statement: one shortcut instead of many routine actions. Completion in macro definitions: code completion now works in macros. UE4 naming conventions: rules for console variables and log categories. Download the new ReSharper C++ EAP build from our website, or via the Toolbox App. DOWNLOAD RESHARPER C

ReSharper C++ already helps you craft the best games with Unreal Engine 4, and we are working hard to expand our coverage of your everyday needs. In this EAP build, we are ready to introduce initial support for one more aspect of game development – the High Level Shading Language. HLSL is a language for creating C-like programmable shaders. With vertex and pixel shaders, you can manage how the vertices and pixels are processed. This allows you to control all the programmable stages of the graphics pipeline. ReSharper C++ 2020.1 provides only initial support for HLSL. First of all, this mean

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!

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-

We’ve just released the 2019.2 version of ReSharper C++, which has some great new features and updates for general C++ usage, with major improvements to indexing speed, usability improvements in code completion, updated code hints, C++20 support and much more. You can read about these new features in our release announcement post. But in this post, let’s take a look at the changes we’ve made specifically for Unreal Engine. Obviously improved indexing speed is a big deal, but we are also putting lots of effort into more sophisticated, targeted support of UE4. The aim is to understand specifi

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

This year’s first major update – ReSharper C++ 2019.1 – is finally here! Explore the dozens of significant performance improvements inside, as well as dedicated support for Unreal Engine 4, more flexible integration with Clang-Tidy, naming conventions, and the new Doctest unit testing framework. Check out the details below on how ReSharper C++ improved on the following: Performance improvements, including better start times and quicker navigation actions Visual Studio 2019 support Unreal Engine 4 support More steps towards C++17 and C++20 compliance K&R style C declarations Upda