Visual Micro has been a great help when compared to the arduino IDE. However, I am getting some strange behaviour with intellisense. When I right-click a variable and pick "Find All References", it seems like it does a simple text search and finds all occurences of the variable's name, instead of really finding all references to that variable. Any ideas on why this happens and is there a way to fix it?

I am using VS Professional 2012. When programming in C# the "Find All References" has the behaviour which I said I'd expect (finding all references to the variable, not variable name occurences)

Yes, I am aware that VS is mainly directed for C# and kinda feared it could not work so well with c++, but still hoped it was just a visual micro issue. Oh well, it's still way better than the regular IDE. Thanks a lot for the fast reply!

Yes, the go to definition utility works well. It's just the find all references one that looks buggy. It's particularly noticeable/annoying when you have variables with common names (like x, buffer, etc...) since it will point to all such words in all files (including local variables and even comments)