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Visual Studio Integrated Shell

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The Visual Studio integrated shell includes the integrated development environment (IDE), debugger, and source control integration. No programming language is included. Although the integrated shell does not include programming languages, it does provide a framework that allows you to add programming languages.

If you install the integrated shell on the same computer as a full version of Visual Studio, your application will be integrated directly into Visual Studio.

Features in the Integrated Shell

Feature Area

Feature

Language Support

  • None

IDE

  • Settings

    • Create settings

    • Import and export settings

    • Reset settings

  • Toolbox integration

  • Task List integration

  • Help integration

  • Options dialog box

  • Fonts and colors management

  • Output window

  • Command window

  • Window management

  • Commands, menus, and key bindings

  • Domain-specific language (DSL) runtime

Project System and Project Types

  • Solutions and solution folders

  • Solution configuration manager

  • Item management

  • Single-project and multi-project solutions

  • Application Designer (simplified project properties)

  • Add Web Reference

  • Add Service Reference

  • Single-project

  • Web site project types

  • Web application projects

Build

  • Custom build steps in IDE

  • Pre-compilation for intellectual property (IP) protection

  • Code signing

    MSBuild

Editor

  • Code browsing tools (unified find, source definition, inheritance)

  • Code navigation

  • IntelliSense

  • SmartTags

  • Refactoring

  • Pretty listing

  • IntelliSense filtering

  • Code Definition window

Designer

  • Windows Presentation Foundation Designer

  • Windows Forms Designer

  • Web Designer and HTML Editor

Data

  • Server Explorer (Simplified: data only). See Note 1.

  • Data Sources window

  • Full set of data controls

  • XML Editor

  • Data bind to local data source (.MDF or .MDB)

  • Data bind to object

  • Data bind to Web service

  • Data bind to local database server

  • Data bind to remote database server

  • DDL tools for remote data

  • Server Explorer extensibility (Visual Studio SDK samples)

Debugger

  • Local debugging. See Note 2.

  • Managed debugging

  • Local debugging

  • Attach to local process

  • Attach to remote process

  • Anonymous delegate

  • Application domains

  • ASPX Debugging

  • Attributes

  • Break during Func-eval

  • Breakpoints

  • Breakpoint constraints

  • Callstack

  • Command window

  • Cross-thread debugging

  • Data Tips

  • Data visualizer

  • Debugger support for managed debugging assistants (MDAs)

  • Debugger support for type forwarder

  • DTEEvents support for OTB

  • JMC Stepper

  • Debugger AppID test (DBGCLR)

  • Debugger profile

  • Debugger tools and options

  • Debugging iterator

  • Design-time expression evaluation

  • C# Expression Evaluator

  • Disassembly

  • Edit and Continue

  • Expression evaluator windows (Watch, Locals, Autos)

  • Exception Helper

  • Exceptions

  • Execution

  • Generics

  • Getting right source

  • HPC/Cluster debugging

  • Integrated multi-language debugging

  • InterOp debugging

  • Just-in-time debugging

  • Local debugging

  • Managed debugging

  • Manual control (Processes window)

  • Memory

  • MiniDump support

  • Modules

  • Multi-process debugging

  • Native debugging

  • New debug engine support

  • Optimized code debugging

  • Output windows filtering

  • Process hosting for managed debugging

  • Processes

  • Quickwatch

  • Registers

  • Registers in stack

  • Remote debugging

  • Return values

  • Script debugging

  • Source service support

  • Security

  • Side-by-side

  • SQL

  • Symbol server

  • Trace points

  • Thread

  • Visualizations

  • Extensible Stylesheet Language Transformations (XSLT) debugger

64-bit Support

  • 64-bit debugging for both managed and native code, all languages

  • x64 native support

Source Code Control (SCC)

  • Basic SCC integration. See Note 3.

  • Tools and options verification

Extensibility

  • Consume add-ins

  • Consume VSPackages and MEF components

Notes

Bb129445.collapse_all(es-es,VS.110).gif1. Data Tools

The integrated shell includes database development tools such as data extensibility support and the simplified Solution Explorer. However, SQL Server Express, SQL Reporting, and Crystal Reports are not included in the integrated shell.

Bb129445.collapse_all(es-es,VS.110).gif2. Debugging Support

The integrated shell includes the same debugging engine that is included in the Pro version of Visual Studio. The debugging engine includes the common debugger for managed code, and also related features, such as Run, Attach, Set Breakpoint, Edit and Continue, and others. However, the debugging engine does not support SQL Server database debugging.

Although support for native debugging is included in the basic debugger package, you cannot extend it to support additional languages.

Bb129445.collapse_all(es-es,VS.110).gif3. Source Code Control Integration

The integrated shell provides APIs for implementing source-code control (SCC) and for providing the MSSCCI-based common source control integration components.

Although SCC integration is not a regular feature of the Pro edition of Visual Studio, SCC integration is provided in the integrated shell.

Bb129445.collapse_all(es-es,VS.110).gif4. Build Support

The integrated shell provides build support. You can find information about builds in Visual Studio Build Support and MSBuild Reference.

Features Not Included in the Integrated Shell

The following is a list of features that are not included the integrated shell:

  • Class Designer

  • Pre-Emptive DotFuscator

  • Language features

  • VSHost

  • No Visual Studio languages or their associated project templates or project item templates, are included in the integrated shell. No language-specific implementations of other features are included, for example Visual Basic code snippets.

See Also

Other Resources

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