Will Microsoft continue to support C ++ / CLI?

Question

I found C ++ / CLI to be a very powerful language for wrapping C / C ++ libraries with .NET.

I believe this is much better than using PInvoke for C for various reasons.

However, when I updated my project in Visual Studio 2010, I found that it had less C ++ / CLI support.

Examples:

• Frame 3.5 targeting with the Visual C ++ 2010 compiler is not supported. - Will not be fixed.
• No backlight coverage. - Must be fixed in the next version.
• No Intellisense - 501921 , 459187 , 455686 . By design!
• Useless Warning CA1811. - Will not be fixed.
• Simplifies CA1806 warning. - Postponed.

Microsoft claims:

I want to make it clear that while we cannot solve this problem, we have reduced support for C ++ / CLI only because of time and resource limitations. This is not an indication that we are distancing ourselves from technology.

But C ++ / CLI has never had really good support, and if the current version of VS supports less, what does the future do?

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