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All VC++ really buys you is compile/debug integration (done in emacs
as noted) and visual resource editing.  The template code generation
is impressive at first, but amortized over the lifecycle of the code,
it is almost a nil benefit.

Xf users: How does xf compare, as a resource editor?

//alk