Other issues I found were errors owing to the fact that VC++ from 2005 on no longer supports the single-threaded C runtime. This means that your standard C runtime functions will now be running multi-threaded, which in turn means that if you have any usage of them that's not thread-safe you will crash and burn.
Let me know if you get any PF_VarString crashes under 2008 that you didn't get before, and what you did to fix them if so.
Intellisense is horrible on 2005 and 2008 too; not that it's slow but more that it takes a long time to update it's database; add a new struct member and you'll be typing "." or "->" a few times before it shows up. (Turning off the Class View window seems to fix this, but in the absence of any official - or even semi-official - confirmation I'll continue to mistrust it...)
Otherwise, it's a very very nice environment and not having to pay a thing for it means that development is open to a lot more people.
