I am producing C++ example code files, and as such they have a lot of inherent errors, e.g., made-up function names. I am trying to get rid of all error messages and error-related syntax highlighting in my files.
I imagine there is some setting for C++ but I could not find it.
Depending on your settings, either your web browser displays the search results for the error code and text, or a tab opens inside Visual Studio and shows the results of the Bing search. The results are from many different sources on the Internet, and not all may be helpful.
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If you want to clear analyzer errors from the Error List, you can suppress all the current violations by selecting Analyze > Run Code Analysis and Suppress Active Issues on the menu bar. For more information, see Suppress violations. Starting in Visual Studio 2019 version 16.3, you can turn off source code analysis or execute it on demand.
If you look for the Microsoft.VSCode.CPP.IntelliSense.Msvc process and it appears and then disappears after opening the file, then it means something in the headers is causing a crash during parsing. Sorry, something went wrong. Ah sorry, I accidentally only send you the screenshot in which it was working.
Open up the command palette (CTRL + SHIFT + P) - > C/Cpp: Toggle Error Squiggles. This will disable all error warnings and highlighting.
Update: April 2020: it is now called "c/c++: Disable Error Squiggles"
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