https://blogs.embarcadero.com/whats-coming-for-cbuilder-an-amazing-preview/

Integrating Visual Assist

The Clang upgrade on its own would be amazing news for C++Builder, but there’s more.

Several years ago, Idera acquired Visual Assist, a very well-known productivity tool for C++ and C# developers. It provides code completions, refactorings, navigation, and many more features, and is billed as filling in the gaps in Visual Studio: it is very, very fair to say that Visual Assist provides a better C++ experience than using Visual C++. It would be natural, therefore, for us to use it to fill in the gaps in C++Builder too.

Visual Assist is a vast product, but there are some key areas that we would like to bring to C++Builder: assisting code completion, adding refactorings, and providing navigation around your code, such as finding references. There are multiple steps for this: Visual Assist has support for C++Builder’s language extensions for (the build that ships to Visual Studio customers does not have this turned on) and we are now working on integrating key VA features. We’re currently working on integration into the RAD Studio IDE itself.

We plan a rollout that brings the highest value features to you first. The initial release will likely contain just one or two refactorings and navigation – plus, of course, code completion. Over each subsequent release, we’ll integrate more.