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CLion 2020.1.1 Bug-fix Update

Anastasia Kazakova

Today we’re making available the first bug-fix for the recently released CLion 2020.1. CLion 2020.1.1 (build 201.7223.86) is now available for download from our website, via the Toolbox App, or via snap (for Ubuntu). A patch update will be available shortly.

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Here are the main highlights:

Toolchains:
- CLion 2020.1 introduced CUDA support. This update fixes the issue where CLion was not able to pick the non-default host compiler for CUDA.
  There are two different ways of specifying the host-compiler that NVCC should use during compilation.
  - For older CUDA projects using find_package(CUDA), the important CMake variables are CUDA_HOST_COMPILER and CUDA_NVCC_FLAGS.
  - For newer projects that specify CUDA explicitly as a language, CMake uses the variables CMAKE_CUDA_HOST_COMPILER and CMAKE_CUDA_FLAGS instead.
  For details check here.
- The compiler is now detected correctly for Cygwin (CPP-19908).
- CLion 2020.1.1 recognizes WSL Ubuntu20.04 distribution.
In Qt code: QStringLiteral and QByteArrayLiteral are now highlighted correctly (CPP-19916).
Clang tools:
- A fix for a Clangd crash on C++20 code.
- A fix for the Reformat Code action that caused an IDE freeze when ClangFormat was in use.
Code completion:
- Completion was skipping parenthesis when Tab indentation was used (CPP-19902).
- An issue with header name autocompletion has been fixed (CPP-19675).
- A few issues with incorrect (CPP-10037) or redundant (CPP-19310) symbols completed were fixed.

The full release notes are available here. If you haven’t yet updated your CLion to 2020.1, now is a great time to do so!

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