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ADO.NET

The InterBase ADO.NET driver for Visual Studio, made available as a Nuget package and listed in the Visual Studio marketplace, offers Visual Studio 2019 IDE integration and full support for ADO.NET and the Entity Framework.

The newly released NuGet package for Visual Studio includes a brand new ADO.NET driver for InterBase along with several additional features for a great integration with the Visual Studio IDE and the overall .NET platform. This new driver is a complete rewrite of the previous InterBase ADO.NET driver.

The NuGet packages and the driver include:

  • Core ADO.NET framework support and integration, including both InterBase server and the local, embedded IBLite/IBToGo (see image below)
  • Entity Framework support, offering the ability to use the popular .NET Object-Relational mapping layer with InterBase (this support requires adding a specific InterBase UDF extension library to your database installation)

Prerequisites

  • .Net 2.0 SDK with update
  • Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 or above
  • InterBase XE or above

System Requirements

  • ADO.NET driver requires the installation of the InterBase client library on the machine, and an InterBase server installation on the
  • same or a different machine.
  • ADO.NET can run on any Visual Studio version. However, IDE integration is only available on Visual Studio 2017 and 2019.
  • DDEX only works on Visual Studio 2017 or Visual Studio 2019.
  • EntityFramework core requires netstandard 2.0 and Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore 3.1 to run in any Visual Studio version.
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CPP Check

Cppcheck is a free and open-source static analysis tool for C/C++ code. It provides unique code analysis to detect bugs and focuses on detecting undefined behavior and dangerous coding constructs. CppCheck works with C++Builder, Dev-C++ and any other C/C++ tool, to analyze your C/C++ code even if it has non-standard syntax (as found in embedded projects).

CPPCheck offers the following supported checks:

  • Automatic variable checks
  • Bounds checks for array overruns
  • Classes checks
  • Checks for use of deprecated or superseded functions
  • Exception safety checks
  • Memory allocation and destructor checks
  • Memory leak checks
  • Resource leaks checks
  • Checks for invalid usage of STL functions and idioms
  • Dead code elimination
  • Stylistic and performance errors

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Visual Assist

Visual Assist is a plug-in by Whole Tomato Software for Microsoft Visual Studio. Visual Assist enhances IntelliSense and syntax highlighting, improving IDE features related to navigation, refactoring, code generation and coding assistance. It offers code suggestions, provides refactoring commands, and includes spell checking support for comments. It can also detect basic syntax mistakes such as use of undeclared variables.

Visual Assist reduces application development time with key new features and improvements to existing features in Visual Studio, allowing you to:


Most Popular Features

  • Power through code with the robust yet nearly invisible add-in.
  • Develop new code faster with fewer errors.
  • Quickly understand existing code.
  • Refactor existing code making it easier to read and cheaper to maintain.
  • Eliminate time spent searching by allowing instant navigation to any file, symbol or reference.

Visual Assist works seamlessly across C++, C# and Visual Basic, and works in current and legacy versions of Visual Studio.


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Open any file (Shift+Alt+O)

Find and open any file in your solution using a simple dialog and a few search tokens.

Find any symbol (Shift+Alt+S)

In a dialog that supports similar filtering, find any symbol in your solution.

Go to implementation (Alt+G)

Use Visual Assist to find more definitions and declarations than built-in Intellisense.

Go to anything related (Shift+Alt+G)

The big brother of Alt+G can take you just about anywhere related to the current symbol.

Open corresponding file (Alt+O)

Open the file that is most related to the active document.

Find references (Shift+Alt+F)

Although built-in Find References has improved over the years, the version in Visual Assist is still faster, more powerful, and often more complete

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