Microsoft Visual Studio 2022 preview 2 release: SDK / C++ game development supports Arm64
CTOnews.com Sept. 15, Microsoft today released preview version 2 of Visual Studio 2022. This update addresses a series of issues reported in Preview version 1 and brings many new features. Microsoft hopes that users who participate in the test preview will continue to provide feedback and report any problems through the developer community.
Improvements to preview version 2 of Visual Studio 2022 are as follows:
Introduce the ability to roll back Visual Studio updates
Allows simultaneous activation of multiple Git repositories
Add a button to Test Explorer to reset the test to not run
CMake's strange test name prefix
Move / migrate from Preview Channel to release Channel installed by Visual Studio 2019
Arm64 support for Node.js
C++ Android developer-gradle
Arm64 support for Visual Studio SDK
Feedback on the rollback feature introduced in VS 2022 version 17.4 P1
Arm64 supports using C++ for game development.
If users want to download a copy of Preview version 2 of Visual Studio 2022, they can download it from the Preview website. The new version applies to Visual Studio Community, Visual Studio Professional, and Visual Studio Enterprise. CTOnews.com has learned that if users have already installed it, they may see a pop-up window the next time they open Visual Studio 2022 Preview 1 to provide updates.
