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In order to work around some Intellisense deficiencies in MSVC++ 2010, I would like to "hide" some code block from Intellisense, but not from the compiler. For example:
#ifndef INTELLISENSE
void foo(); // compiled, but skipped by Intellisense
#endif
I'm looking for the exact name of this INTELLISENSE macro, if such a macro exists; or an equivalent way to do the same thing.
The proper macro for VC++ 2010 is
__INTELLISENSE__, as described in this blog article: Troubleshooting Tips for IntelliSense Slowness