Setting up VS 2010 Intellisense for CUDA kernel calls?

Visual Studio provides IntelliSense for C++, the trick from the rocket scientist's blog is basically relying on the similarity CUDA-C has to C++, nothing more. In the C++ language, the proper parsing of angle brackets is troublesome. You've got So it turn sout that the guy at NVIDIA who came up with this syntax was not a language expert, and happened to choose the worst possible delimiter, then tripled it, well, you're going to have trouble.

It's amazing that Intellisense works at all when it sees this.

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