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I have a large-ish solution, with C# and VB.NET projects mixed. Whenever I try to “Go to definition” on a class, property or method that’s defined in the other language, Visual Studio just takes me to the Object Browser, which is pretty annoying. Same for debugging: I can’t step into a project that's written in the other language.
Is there a way to fix this?
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If the C++ compiler provides its own versions of the C headers, the versions of those headers used by the C compiler must be compatible. Oracle Developer Studio C and C++ compilers use compatible headers, and use the same C runtime library. They are fully compatible.
extern "C" specifies that the function is defined elsewhere and uses the C-language calling convention. The extern "C" modifier may also be applied to multiple function declarations in a block. In a template declaration, extern specifies that the template has already been instantiated elsewhere.
Performance-based on Nature Of Language C++ language is an object-oriented programming language, and it supports some important features like Polymorphism, Abstract Data Types, Encapsulation, etc. Since it supports object-orientation, speed is faster compared to the C language.
I have this problem too. As workaround I use Navigate to (CTRL + comma) instead of Goto Definition.
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See this seems like a reported bug
Find all references / go to definition do not work across VB/C# in same solution.
Quote:
The project-to-project reference between a C# and VB project is treated like a file assembly reference where all symbols are treated as if coming from metadata.
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