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CLion 2019.3.3 Bug-fix Update
A new bug-fix update, CLion 2019.3.3, is now available for download! You can get build 193.6015.37 from our website, via the Toolbox App, or as a snap package (for Ubuntu). A patch update will be available shortly.
Here are the main highlights of the update:
- Refactorings
- Toolchains
- Support for the
/std:c++latest
flag when using Microsoft Visual C++ Toolchain (CPP-16330). - The
$PROJECT_NAME$
macro is now available (and refers to the CLion’s project name) in path-strings in configuration files for the project. This allows, among other things, the specification of a default CMake build directory outside of the project root (CPP-18172):
- Support for the
- Editor
- Raw strings are now recognized as literals in macro calls, thus eliminating false positives in the analysis.
- Incorrect designated initializer highlighting has been fixed (CPP-18486).
- Because of the exception failing, the Kotlin/Native plugin was blocking unit tests in CLion from running (CPP-18169). This issue has been resolved and the tests now run as expected.
We’ve also made various small improvements to name hints, concepts and Clangd-based code completion.
The full release notes are available here. If you are interested in learning about what’s coming to CLion in 2020, check out our roadmap. The CLion 2020.1 EAP will start soon – stay tuned!
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