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CLion 1.0.5 bug fix update
Hi everyone,
We’ve recently started the Early Access Program for CLion 1.1. It includes a lot of new goodies (like LLDB on OS X support, for example). However we’d also like to roll out CLion 1.0.5 bug fix update today.
First of all, this build addresses an unpleasant regression with member functions reported as not implemented when class is located in the namespace. Among other fixes, you can find a set of CMake related improvements:
- Bundled CMake 3.2.3 on all platforms.
- Incorrect unescaping behavior in CMake when
cmake_policy(SET CMP0005 OLD)is used. - Problem when using
$(subs..)expression in compiler flags. - Incorrectly split compiler command line.
The build also addresses a fix for autocompletion when using auto keyword (CPP-2998), adds Unused class inspection:
and more. See the full list of changes.
As usual, a patch update is available or you can download and install CLion 1.0.5 directly from our website.
Happy developing!
The JetBrains CLion Team
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