Note that at least for IntelliSense purposes with the vscode-cpptools extension (which has separate configuration of the C/C++ language standard to use from whatever compiler flag you specify in your build task- if any- in your tasks.json), you can use the "C_" setting, which you can specify on a per-workspace basis by using the workspace's settings.json or c_cpp_properties.json file, or on a per-user basis, by using the user settings.json. For more info on those two options, see How can I find the default version of the c++ language standard used by my compiler and change it?. for you, ) to change the default C++ language standard flag. We’re also releasing our first preview of Visual Studio for Mac 17.5 for people to see what we’ve got planned. Short of specifying the C++ language standard manually in each project and the non-existent "global tasks" feature, the only way you're going to get what you want is either to use a buildsystem that supports pulling a C++ language standard argument from an environment variable, or building your compiler from source after editing the sources (Ex. Visual Studio for Mac v17.4 is available today This release includes improvements to the editor like the new Editing State margin and the return of the Class pad, and fixes for issues that users have reported. VS Code does not support a "global tasks" mechanism at the time of this writing (source: ) Some people have various projects that purposely use different C++ language standards. Yes, you'll have to keep specifying it manually. How to download C/C++ in Visual Studio Code on Macbook Air M1 2022.vscodeCinstallationsoftwarevisualstudiocodeMacBookAir AppleM1Chip youtubeMoreVie.
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