Will Visual studio take care for Garbage Collections and RPC related issues?Īutodesk suggests using (gc) after releasing such objects to force a termination, however, Will we get the intellisense inside the visual studio editor for these lisp programs?
Will we directly get wpf handling and cpp calls, directly from the visual lisp from the visual studio? Will we get freedom to do Interop, P/Invoke snippets and features inside visual studio? Will we get the direct dot net referencing and com referencing from the lisp programs in the visual studio? Will visual studio take care for 32 bit 64 bit conversions and automated generations of vlax_ like interoperations for the systems components and registry handling tasks? Will visual studio automatically generate new COM_Interop extensions for lisps for which the COM components are available inside the systems or for referenced com objects? Will we get the debugging smart technics in the visual studio lisp/vlisp as we get for c# or c++ programming? Will we get direct DCL development with Forms designers or WPF designers WYSWYG like styles inside visual studio? I am very comfortable with vlide for auto lisp programming (For common lisp i use notepad++) I am very comfortable with visual studio for non lisp (c++ or c# development) Please give a compared report for the benefits, pros and cons of the vlide and the visual studio >I have a harder time understanding things. >Excuse my English, I only speak Spanish. It's a cool thing if you also a c++/.Net programmer you are familiar with the VS environment and now you can use this IDE for all your programming languages for Adesk products. I think for every one who asks this question: No If you use the new Unicode feature, these Lisp-Code will not run with version 2020 or older.Ĭheck your Help with every new Version. A Lisp which works in a VersionX now, will also work in 20Years in this VersionX so long (if not, it isn't a problem with VersionX)Ģ. >Will lisp stop working with previous versions?ġ. I guess: No, they (Adesk) will keep the vlide, but they will continue to develop the VLIDE as in the past 20 years (lol). Nobody here (other users like you) knows it and people who knows it are not allowed to talk about >Will they remove the current vlide next year?
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