[gliaskos]

X64 edit and continue, at last!!

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dotnet/archive/2013/06/26/announcing...

[j_s]

Nice! In practice that just meant I always switched to x86.

'Managed return value inspection' is a nice enhancement too.

[Gmo]

Ha thanks, this was really frustrating indeed.

[snarfy]

I was wondering why I would want to upgrade from 2012 because windows 8.1 isn't it. Now I know.

[lostoptimist]

Does this imply there will be a 64 bit VS? Or will it just take place entirely in an emulator?

[j_s]

x64 is one of the 'build platforms' for .NET projects in Visual Studio:

   With Visual Studio 2013 Preview, you can now use [Edit and Continue] with x64, 
   AnyCPU, and (of course) x86 projects.

See also: http://visualstudiohacks.com/articles/visual-studio-net-plat...

[br1]

lostoptimist surely meant running visual studio itself as a 64 bit process to use more than 4 gb of ram