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CLion 2018.1 Release Candidate 2

Anastasia Kazakova
Anastasia Kazakova

Hi,

Welcome the 2nd release candidate (build 181.4203.505) for CLion 2018.1! We’re getting really close to the release day and we’re looking forward to hearing your feedback. Share it here in comments or in our tracker.

Please note that to use CLion 2018.1 RC2 you need to have an active subscription (or start a 30-day evaluation period).

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This build brings a few improvements to the debugger:

  • When MinGW/MinGW-w64 toolchain is selected in CLion on Windows, you can now set a custom debugger and debug with it.
  • A fix to a regression with the system GDB not suggested for the newly created toolchain.
  • A few other GDB related fixes.

Note, that on macOS bundled GDB version is 8.0.1, while on Linux and Windows it’s v8.1. Bundled GDB is built with multiarch support in CLion 2018.1, which means no need to recompile it if you, for example, would like to remote debug from macOS to Linux.

Full release notes are available by the link.

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