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CLion 2022.3 Released!

CLion 2022.3 provides better user experience across the board, from projects with only a couple of C/C++ files to complex CMake-based applications.

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CLion 2022.3 EAP: Cppreference Documentation, CMake Targets Under Root, and Function Return Value in Debugger

We’ve recently launched the CLion 2022.3 Early Access Preview program, which includes plenty of new CMake enhancements. The second EAP build is available today! Build 223.6160.115 is available from our website via the Toolbox App or as a snap package (if you are using Ubuntu). Note that if you are on macOS, there is a separate build for Apple Silicon (M1 chip). Because of technical issues, patches are not available this time. So please download the full build. DOWNLOAD CLION 2022.3 EAP Open documentation at cppreference.com CLion can now help you learn more about the standard functions, str

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CLion Starts the 2022.3 EAP With the CMake Integration at a Next Level

CLion starts the 2022.3 EAP with the CMake navigation, completion, foldings, color and font settings, and other improvements.

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Keep your code documented

Some say developers spend most of their time reading code rather than writing it. Unless you aren’t starting a project completely from scratch, this is most likely true. Code navigation makes the task of reading the source code easier and quicker. However, sometimes you can skip moving to another file to find out what a class is about or what a function does. You can get some information in-place, to save some time and help yourself stay focused. This is what Quick Documentation does: it’s a pop-up that includes information about the symbol, together with hyperlinks to the related types doc

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