C++ 17 may support headerless code. Will UE4, too?

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@;446537

I’m not sure what you mean. Maybe you talk about a limited IDE. Because even with VS 2015 that does give a lot to C++, because of the **** headers, IntelliSense is very slow. It isn’t just about not having to write headers, it’s also about IDEs that can work with the C++ code to a larger extend and don’t take ages to get done simple thinks.

That’s problem with IDE, not with the headers.

To get quick speedup in visual studio, set up /Yu flag in nmake properties for the project.

It was documented in one of the C++ threads.

@tazejin;446540

No one is going to argue with you about a thing you have no clue about.

Exactly.

I’ve been using C++ for years. I know my stuff.

So, right now, i’m not in the mood for another pointless C++ vs C# argument, especially when people can’t keep it civil.