ReSharper C++ known issues and limitations
Unsupported and partly supported language constructs
Unsupported extensions:
- C++/CX
Unsupported MS C++ extensions:
- C++ component extensions
- A new line immediately preceded by a backslash inside identifiers, keywords and numeric literals
- Based Pointers
- When resolving names used in templates, all names are treated as dependent names
Partially supported MS C++ extensions:
Known Issues
- Files belonging to multiple projects might be handled incorrectly
If ReSharper C++ considerably hinders the performance of Visual Studio, please provide a performance snapshot (see How to collect a performance snapshot and send it to JetBrains Team) to the development team to investigate.
For a better experience with ReSharper C++, we recommend disabling Visual Studio native C++ support. To do this, please go to Tools | Options | Languages | C/C++ | IntelliSense and clear the Enable IntelliSense checkbox. Please note that in this case Visual Studio's native Class Wizard won't be available.
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Definitely looking forward to some of these issues getting resolved
Resharper is so slow it is useless. Plus, the only feature I really care about does not work (find usages of a function).
I have been a very happy Resharper++ user for about 3+ years now. Initially there were serious performance issues, but after some effort they were nicely resolved.
Unfortunately, this release completely kills VS a few times a day, again. Just right now I right-clicked on a method in a virtual, abstract, interface, and VS comes to full deadstop, complaining that an 'internal operation' is going on. A similar thing happens when using the 'refactor-rename' function, and when using the contextual search function. How do I downgrade?