The 2020.2 Early Access Program has just started, but we’ve already announced so much cool stuff – makefile project support, doctest, updates to the PlatformIO plugin, dozens of enhancements in the debugger for the Microsoft Visual C++ toolchain, and more. If you’ve had a chance to try any of these, let us know your impressions! But of course we are not stopping there. This week brings another EAP build with useful improvements in these areas: Code coverage Support for Git installed in WSL2 Inspection Widget and Problems View Build 202.5792.50 is available from our website, via th

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

Hi, New EAP build, 163.5219.6, is available for download. Data Flow Analysis Data Flow Analysis is a powerful tool that allows CLion to understand your code better and warn you about such problems as always true/false conditions, unreachable code, endless loops, infinite recursion and more. This EAP brings some fixes for DFA checks in CLion: Correctly detect variable read by cin as changed (CPP-2377). When variable is passed by reference to another function, it might be changed there. DFA in CLion was not able to correctly identify this possibility and thus was providing false po