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

Hi, Today we are glad to announce CLion 2017.1 Release Candidate (build 171.3780.43). As we are approaching the final steps towards the CLion 2017.1 release, we kindly ask you to share your feedback and comments with us and report any bug at all to our tracker. Download CLion 2017.1 Release Candidate If you use GCC as a compiler and have precompiled headers in your project, you'll be glad to know that since now CLion can correctly resolve symbols from PCH in this case (CPP-8729). Release notes are available by the link. Your CLion Team JetBrains The Drive to Develop

Hi, CLion 2017.1 EAP builds were mainly focused on C++14 features support and various code analysis improvements, as well as zero latency typing mode (that seems to improve the editor performance in many cases). Today we are happy to announce new EAP build, 171.3019.8. Download CLion 2017.1 EAP C++14: Variable templates and generalized lambda captures We are moving forward with C++14 support in CLion and today we are glad to announce that variable templates (CPP-6419) and generalized lambda captures (CPP-4545) are now supported in CLion. That means that the only thing left from C