For years, Visual Studio has limited C support to whatever was required for the C++ language, which was built as an extension of C.

Visual Studio gives C++ developers a productivity boost, plus better debugging for Blazor WebAssembly offline apps.

You can add basic support for your favorite language through TextMate colorizers if no language server is available. The code in the Visual Studio Code repository is open source under the MIT License.

Microsoft has published a stable version of the C++ extension for its popular open-source cross-platform code editor, Visual Studio Code, with support for Arm-based computers and new productivity ...