Debugging C++ projects natively on Apple Silicon will be supported in the future, and you can check out this GitHub issue (#7035) for updates. The C++ extension language server provides IntelliSense (code editing features like Quick Info and Autocomplete), code navigation (Go to Definition/Declaration, Find All References), and some refactoring features (like Rename symbol). With this latest release, the C++ extension’s language server binaries also run natively on Apple Silicon. Running the language server natively on Apple Silicon is more efficient than running it with an emulator, leading to better performance and longer battery life. In February, Visual Studio Code announced its first release of stable Apple Silicon builds. Build and debug support for GPU kernels is coming soon with NVIDIA Nsight Visual Studio Code Edition- check out NVIDIA’s Developer Blog to learn more! Apple Silicon ARM64 support

IntelliSense for CUDA C/C++ is currently available with Visual Studio Code Insiders.

Microsoft and NVIDIA have partnered together to light up the CUDA C/C++ development experience in VS Code. We’re excited to announce that the C++ extension now provides IntelliSense for CUDA C/C++! CUDA is a parallel programming platform, enabling developers to interact with the GPU. The April 2021 update of the Visual Studio Code C++ extension is now available! This latest release offers brand new features-such as IntelliSense for CUDA C/C++ and native language server support for Apple Silicon- along with a bunch of enhancements and bug fixes. To find out more about all the enhancements, check out our release notes on GitHub.

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