Hi everyone,

I have used Visual Studio 2022 IDE and have done a HIP project using ROCm 5.7.1. This release is the last release that supports my Radeon Pro VII. But, I learned, by building theRock, I could still specify gfx906, so after some trying, this worked out and I have no a distribution of ROCm 7.0.0 on windows.
After upgrading (see below for details) I decided to try create a functioning visual studio extension, to create project files that can be used in Visual Studio IDE.

I was looking for the HIP-VS repository as suggested in rocm docs hip-vs, see also under Building, but could not find it.
I suspect the repo is no longer available and asking Devin, he/it replied that it was no longer the way to go.
Of course I can use the command-line, but for intensive work it just breaks the rythm, so to say.
I also noted a post suggesting that Visual Studio Code might be(come) a better supported environment, but that post has few details.

Using ROCm 7.0.0 means, clearly, that I cannot use an existing/prebuilt VS extension.
I suspect that with version 7... the VS extension is no longer supported, but I have not found clear info on this.

So, can anyone point me to the repo, or tell me about other ways to support visual studio projects (.vcxproj)? Or explain the situation in other terms? Asfaics using cmake with generator option for VS still misses out on a template and other files. I've considered altering files manually, but their number and diversity discourages this, see
VS2022 hip files in IDE and MSBUILD trees

Thanks in advance,
Jan