CLion 2016.3.1 update is available

On July 25, 2022, the ISO C++ committee (also known as WG21) met via Zoom for a virtual plenary session. This plenary session was remarkable for two reasons. First, this was our last virtual meeting before we finally return to meeting in-person – the next meeting is scheduled for November 2022 in Kona, Hawaii. Second, it was the last meeting for approving new features for the upcoming C++23 standard. This means that as of now, C++23 is in feature freeze. The exciting news is that a lot of great features have made the cut! Thanks to the tireless work of the paper authors and committee subgroup

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CLion 2022.2 Release Candidate is now available for download! To install CLion 2022.2 RC (build 222.3345.93), download it from the website, update from our Toolbox App, or use this snap package (for Ubuntu). You can also update from CLion 2022.2 Beta via a patch. You need to have an active subscription or start a free trial to use CLion 2022.2 RC. DOWNLOAD CLION 2022.2 RC The highlights of this RC build include: Debugger: We fixed the Cannot instantiate printer for default visualizer error for unique_ptr in GDB 12.0.90 (CPP-29252). CUDA: We fixed the incorrect triggering of the

The Beta version of CLion is now available with the key improvements and changes that are expected in the upcoming 2022.2 release. Download build 222.3345.40 from our website, via the Toolbox App, or as a snap package (for Ubuntu). DOWNLOAD CLION 2022.2 BETA Here are the main highlights: Code analysis: We fixed the incorrectly shown Constant condition notification when converting double to bool and int (CPP-23668). We fixed the issue causing -Wformat diagnostics to not work when using the MinGW toolchain (CPP-29429). We added a new action to generate tables of contents in Markdow