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We’re ready to launch the CLion 2020.2 Early Access Program! We still have an interesting path ahead of us, but we are now ready to show you some of the valuable improvements we’ve made and to get your feedback. So please join us for this EAP – we’d love to welcome you aboard! As usual, the EAP builds are free to use and no license is required. The main goal is to test the tools in all kinds of non-standard and unusual environments you may have set up, so we can make sure we haven’t missed anything. If you come across any bugs or peculiar behavior, please report them to our issue tracker

The second bug-fix update, CLion 2020.1.2 (build 201.7846.88), is now available for download. Get it from our website, via the Toolbox App, or via snap (for Ubuntu). A patch update will be available shortly. DOWNLOAD CLION Here are the main highlights: Performance improvements cover cases with laggy typing (CPP-19613, CPP-16207) and slow runs of Google Tests (CPP-20012). Improvements in C++ support including: Unused parameter check from the Data Flow Analysis inside virtual functions is disabled. Fixes in Clangd-based code completion. New formatter options for spaces before and a

We are glad to announce the start of Early Access Preview for CLion 2017.3.1, a bug-fix update to the recently released major CLion update. Build 173.4127.6 is now available. Please, note that this EAP build requires an active subscription (or you can start a 30-day evaluation period). Download CLion 2017.3.1 EAP Templates in Generate actions In CLion 2017.3 Generate Definition started respecting function templates. With this update Generate function from usage respects template parameters: Catch 2 Special icons in the left gutter to run/debug tests appeared in CLion 2017.3

Please give a warm welcome to CLion 2017.1! Our first big update this year includes: Extended support for C++14 (in brief, all except constexpr are there!) First step towards C++17 support (nested namespaces!) First step to modernizing your C++ code: make auto intention Support for precompiled headers and headers included via -include compile option Disassembly view in debugger (GDB) Support for the Catch unit test framework Experimental support for Microsoft Visual C++ compiler Find in Path in popup Enhanced Log viewer and branches popup Swift plugin: SourceKit ins

CLion is a cross-platform IDE for C++ development (which happens to have a built in test runner). Catch is a cross-platform test framework for C++. I'm the original author of Catch and am now working at JetBrains so this seems to be an ideal match! As of the 2017.1 release I'm pleased to say that CLion fully supports Catch as a first class test framework. That means you can create Catch test runner configurations that let you specify test names (with wildcards) or tags, see the results of your test runs, hierarchically, in the test runner window, and can re-run failing tests, or the test

Hi, Last week we announced experimental support for the Visual C++ compiler in CLion. This week brings more exciting features, like disassembly view for debugger and Catch test framework support! A new EAP build, 171.3691.13, is now available for download. And you will get a notification about a patch-update in case you are using the previous EAP build (171.3566.4). Download CLion 2017.1 EAP In this EAP: Disassembly view for debugger Catch support Some fixes for MSVC support (more…)

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CLion Starts 2020.2 EAP: Performance Fixes, Catch2 and PlatformIO Integration Enhancements, New CMake Actions, and More Accurate Code Analysis

CLion 2020.1.2 Bug-fix Update

CLion 2017.3.1 EAP

CLion 2017.1 released: C++14, C++17, PCH, disassembly view, Catch, MSVC and more

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CLion 2017.1 EAP: Disassembly view, Catch support and MSVC changes