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Guide for switching from Visual Studio to Emacs on windows?

I do not want to study IDE or similar software which is created for only one platform. I want to spend my time + energy learning something that is eternal truth.

I want to switch to the editor-religion, which has no religion, but development and progress, it sees and considers everyone with equal rights.

Yes, please provide me some guidance on how to switch to Emacs on windows. for example, compiler settings, source settings, TFS binding ... and all that I don’t know about.

PS most (all) of my code is in C ++ (unmanaged)

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You will need to think about whether you want to use Emacs only as your editor, but continue to support project settings, source files and the build / debugging environment in Visual Studio, or completely switch to Emacs as an editor and use some other tools (e.g. make) to completely create a project using VS compilers or other compilers.

The first case is relatively simple - you can open your file in Emacs, and the project is open in Visual Studio, and just Alt-tab for VS for assembly and debugging. There are a couple of good Emacs graphics ports for Windows, or you can just use Cygwin in conjunction with the terminal version of the application.

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