It's good english

I think the simple answer is no. 


But you are an advanced user so here is some info...

The answer is relative to the micro-controller package you have selected. Visual Micro does not control this. Visual Micro just compiles whatever board/package instructions it finds.

This means that the compilers are different for different board architectures

The compilers are based on GCC

Some architectures such as atmel have external libraries that provide these capabilities. These libraries are different to arduino libraries and are usually in the form of a ".a" file. Such as "maths.a"

Visual Micro extends normal arduino by allowing ".a" files to be placed in a folder "project_folder\libs"

If you find a non-arduino library you want to use such as maths.a then it needs to be "project_folder\libs\maths.a" then it will be linked during the build process. 

Intellisense in VS will not use the ".a" files