ReSharper C++ 2026.2: C++26 Reflection, ISPC Language Support, And More
This release also introduces ACP agent support in ReSharper with Junie as the first available agent, adds support for the ISPC language, and significantly speeds up indexing in Unreal Engine projects. Other highlights include updates to the constexpr evaluator, new code inspections, and refactoring enhancements. If you’d like to explore the full set of updates, take a look at the What’s New in ReSharper C++ 2026.2 page.
- ▪This release also introduces ACP agent support in ReSharper with Junie as the first available agent, adds support for the ISPC language, and significantly speeds up indexing in Unreal Engine projects.
- ▪Other highlights include updates to the constexpr evaluator, new code inspections, and refactoring enhancements.
- ▪If you’d like to explore the full set of updates, take a look at the What’s New in ReSharper C++ 2026.2 page.
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ReSharper C++ The Visual Studio Extension for C++ Development Follow Follow: X X Youtube Youtube RSS RSS Download All News Tips & Tricks Releases Early Access Program .NET Tools News Releases Resharper C++ ReSharper C++ 2026.2: C++26 Reflection, ISPC Language Support, And More Igor Akhmetov ReSharper C++ 2026.2 is out, bringing initial support for C++26 reflection, the most anticipated addition to the C++ language in recent years. This release also introduces ACP agent support in ReSharper with Junie as the first available agent, adds support for the ISPC language, and significantly speeds up indexing in Unreal Engine projects. Other highlights include updates to the constexpr evaluator, new code inspections, and refactoring enhancements.
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