profiling

Support for vcpkg, a new action for adding C++20 modules, an improved Attach to Process dialog, better refactorings.

A new CLion 2022.3 EAP build is available! Download build 223.7126.6 from our website, via the Toolbox App, or as a snap package (if you are using Ubuntu). If you are on macOS, there is a separate build for Apple Silicon (M1 chip). Update via patch if you are using the previous EAP build. DOWNLOAD CLION 2022.3 EAP In this EAP build you can find: Support for C++20 modules The ability to import and export profiling results A new way to work with projects in WSL2 Other fixes C++20 modules Modules are a new feature in C++20. They were introduced to reduce many of the problems associated

CLion 2022.1 EAP starts with bundled remote development, CMake profiling, preview for intentions, and Docker toolchain settings

The C++ ecosystem is evolving, and so too is our cross-platform C/C++ IDE. CLion 2021.2 can help you by protecting your code from typical C++ memory safety issues, simplifying your build configurations, and making debugging easier and more effective.

The new CLion 2021.2 EAP (build 212.4416.11) is now available from our website, via the Toolbox App, or as a snap package (if you are using Ubuntu). If you are on macOS, there is a separate build for Apple Silicon (M1 chip). Starting with this EAP, you can join the program only if you have an active JetBrains account. If you have already logged in with your credentials, you can access the EAP builds automatically. If you have not yet logged in, the IDE will redirect you to account.jetbrains.com where you can enter your login and password or create a new JetBrains account. Learn more in this b

This year we’ve focused on two areas to enhance CLion. The first is better C++ language support and general IDE performance improvements. As a result, we’ve added a clangd-based experimental complementary language engine, and a massive amount of work was done which, although invisible at first glance, has helped eliminate dozens of UI freezes in the editor. The second area is the endless world of remote configurations. Starting with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), by the end of the year it has evolved into full remote development support. Our efforts in both of these areas have culmin