One of the annoyances of C++ compared to higher-level languages like C# is the relatively large overhead when creating new methods or functions. Unlike C# where you can just call the not-yet-existing method and then select “create method stub”, C++ makes things harder: creating a new method normally means manual edits to both header and source files, that can quickly get annoying.

To help VisualGDB users improve their productivity the newest VisualGDB 5.0 Preview 2 build contains a special create-from-use engine that automates method creation in a smart way.
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