VS 2022 Update 9
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Visual Studio 2022 Update 9 (a.k.a. 17.9) is now available for download, including the updated Community edition. For more information, see the Visual Studio Team blog and the release notes.
Note that VS 2022 17.6, 17.8, 17.10, and 17.12 are supported through the Long Term Servicing Channel.
VS Content Pipeline: Note that in 17.9.3 the use of the Autodesk FBX SDK was removed due to a security issue. The result is that the 3D Model Viewer was removed and the MeshContentTask no longer functions for converting meshes to CMO files. For Wavefront OBJ to CMO, you can use
meshconvertin the DirectXMesh project. I’m looking at adding support for exporting CMO to the ATG Samples Content Exporter.
Compiler and CRT
VS 2022 Update 9 includes a revision of the C/C++ compiler (19.39.33519.0). See this blog post for information on recent codegen improvements.
| 17.9 update | C++ compiler |
|---|---|
| 17.9.0 | 19.39.33519.0 |
| 17.9.1 | 19.39.33520.0 |
| 17.9.2 | 19.39.33521.0 |
| 17.9.3 | 19.39.33522.0 |
| 17.9.4 | 19.39.33523.0 |
The C/C++ Runtime (14.38.33135) from Update 8 is unchanged. A full list of updates to the Standard C++ Library can be found on GitHub.
VS 2019 (v142): The VS 2019 toolset included in update 17.9.1 has been updated to 14.29.30154.0 to match the current VS 2019 (16.11) servicing.
CMake: This update includes CMake version 3.28.
clang: VS 2022 17.9 includes clang/LLVM v17.0.3 for Windows as an optional component.
Related: Visual Studio 2022, VS 2022 Update 1, VS 2022 Update 2, VS 2022 Update 3, VS 2022 Update 4, VS 2022 Update 5, VS 2022 Update 6, VS 2022 Update 7, VS 2022 Update 8