Visual Studio 2022

[Henk]

I went from visual 2019 to 2022. But what a difference. Background color black with all kinds of distracting colors. (types, variables, etc) Don't know how long it takes to getting used to that. If ever.

[lithander]

Just disable dark mode. Assuming you have a german language install the option is found here:
"Extras->Optionen->Umgebung->Visuelle Darstellung->Farbschema"

[Henk]

Ok found it. I am using Community Version. It is Tools->Theme etc.

[Chessnut1071]

I went from visual 2019 to 2022. But what a difference. Background color black with all kinds of distracting colors. (types, variables, etc) Don't know how long it takes to getting used to that. If ever.

"... Background color black with all kinds of distracting colors. "
welcome to the club. you eventually get used to it. Wait till you do an edit search and everything is camouflaged. Also, it's not any faster; however, you need the updates.

You will need the intrinsics below if you came from another language.

using System.Runtime.Intrinsics.X86;

Bmi1.X64.TrailingZeroCount(value)
Lzcnt.X64.LeadingZeroCount(value)
Bmi2.X64.ParallelBitExtract(blocker_board, rookMask[sqr])

[Henk]

Which nuget package contains System.Runtime.Intrinsics.X86 ?
I doubt if it works. So it should be easy to de-install.

[Chessnut1071]

Which nuget package contains System.Runtime.Intrinsics.X86 ?
I doubt if it works. So it should be easy to de-install.

System.Runtime.Intrinsics.X86 is an assembly for Net 7.0, wpf. It works fine on my Win 10.

[Henk]

I can't create a class library using net7.0 for the visual studio community version I am using does not have that option. Only net6.0 possible.

[Henk]

Hi hi hi. When I set <Nullable>enable</Nullable> in project file I get hundreds of warnings. I don't think I have the patience to correct them all.

Enable here means something like that references are not allowed to be null unless you make them nullable explicitly by adding a '?' operator.
O wait record is a reference too.

Looks like I first have to learn C#

[dangi12012]

VS 2022 is the best VS yet.

The intellisense in C# has gotten to an insane level. It correctly predicts most code that I want to write etc..

In C++ it also got a lot better.

[Henk]

C# code in Blazor webassembly does not even run:

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var bit = ExtractLowestSetBit(bits);
bits = ResetLowestSetBit(bits);

So I had to replace it with the old

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 var bit = bits & (~bits + 1);
 bits &= (bits - 1);
 

to make it work.

So I need a WebApi to run the first code ?
What a world we live.