Please welcome the April edition of C++ Annotated and its companion, the No Diagnostic Required show! As you might know, we deliver this digest in a few different forms. You can choose to read, listen, or watch our essential digest of this month's C++ news: Read the digest published monthly on our blog (use the form on the right to subscribe to the whole blog). Subscribe to C++ Annotated e

CLion 2021.1 is now released along with the first bug-fix update 2021.1.1 addressing some of the most critical issues which unfortunately squeezed through our testing procedures. We do hope you are enjoying the update now and giving the new data flow analysis, Makefile and dynamic analysis in remote mode, and C/C++ postfix completion a try. We are listening to your feedback carefully and planning

A bug-fix update for CLion 2021.1 is now available. The first bug-fix update (build 211.7142.21) for the recently released CLion v2021.1 is now available on our website, via the patch-update, in the Toolbox App, or as a snap (for Ubuntu). DOWNLOAD CLION The highlights include: In code assistance and navigation: Fixed the regression that resulted in slow code completion (CPP-24744). Fixed the

This if the third and final part of our Advanced Debugger series. If you haven't seen them, do catch: "Part 1: Suspended" and "Part 2: Dynamic" As well as the earlier, "Debugging Fundamentals" video. In this video we start by looking a direct access to the GDB or LLDB terminal, as well as running commands on start-up using .gdbinit or .lldbinit, then look at attaching to external process

Nearly a year ago, our guest Nick Brook, founder at NRB Tech, explained how to use CLion for nRF52. Today, Nick is back with a new tutorial focused on using CMake-based nRF Connect SDK in CLion. Read this tutorial from Nick and give it a try with CLion! IoT consultant and founder at NRB Tech Nick founded NRB Tech in 2018 to build useful and

Following up on "Part 1: Suspended", of our Advanced Debugger series, Part 2 focuses on the dynamic part of working with breakpoints, watchpoints and setting the execution point. Because this an advanced series, we look beyond simply setting and removing breakpoints, and take a look at the different types of breakpoints we support, as well as all the options along with them. In many cases your bre

Back in October of last year I wrote "CLion Debugging – Part 1: Fundamentals", to introduce the everyday debugging features in CLion. It was "Part 1", because the promise was that I would follow up with a "Part 2", covering more advanced features. One thing you should never do is call something "Part 1" before you've written later parts! Part 2 has been a lo

In May 2020 we ran an exciting CLion Ask Me Anything session. 2 hours, 9 speakers, 7 demos, and 140+ questions that were really inspiring and motivating for the team and hopefully useful for the attendees! This time we’d like to try another format. We invite you to join our first-ever AMA session on Reddit, in r/cpp. This Q&A session will focus on the recent 2020.3 release, our overall plans f

The CppCon conference will be taking place fully online this year. And of course the JetBrains C++ team wouldn’t dream of missing the biggest C++ community event of the year! We’ll join CppCon 2020 with a one-day virtual room hosted by CppCon over Remo on Thursday, September 17. And the great thing is that our CppCon virtual room is open to everyone! What’s in the room: 08:40–08:55 MDT (16:40–16.

Hi, We normally start September off with an announcement about our conference trip, our yearly tour of community events. This is an exclusive opportunity for us to meet our users in person, show them a tip or two on how to use our C++ tools, help them with their issues and their questions, and learn from them. 2020 has been challenging for all of us. Offline events, with their tremendous networkin

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Are you interested in embedded development? In this guest blog post Nick Brook, founder at NRB Tech, shows how to use CLion for nRF52. IoT consultant and founder at NRB Tech. Nick founded NRB Tech in 2018 to build useful and sustainable IoT products through a combination of in-depth hardware, software and user experience expertise. Nordic's nRF52 seri

Wondering how to add a package to your C++ project? In this guest blog post Javier G. Sogo from JFrog shares how to start with Conan package manager in CLion. Javier G. Sogo @jgsogo Software Engineer at JFrog After several years of C++ development, I moved to Python to learn the best practices and tools. Now I’m back building Conan, the C/C++ package manager. Writing a C++ p