CLion 2023.2 EAP Starts Now!

CLion 2032.2 Early Access Program is up and running, bringing many of the exciting improvements and changes planned in our roadmap. Today we’re excited to share that a new CLion 2023.2 EAP build is ready for you to try. Build 232.7295.14 is available from our website, via the Toolbox App, or as a snap package if you are using Ubuntu. Update via patch if you are using the previous EAP build. DOWNLOAD CLION EAP The main highlights of this build: CMake Parameter Info The ability to inspect register values during debug Updates to the UI GitLab integration CMake Parameter Info The Parame

CLion 2032.2 Early Access Program has just started with support for Docker in WSL, the ability to attach to the remote process for debugging, improved QML support, disassemble on demand, improved Memory View, updated bundled debugger versions, and CMake enhancements. Today we’re excited to share that a new CLion 2023.2 EAP build is ready for you to try. Build 232.6095.18 is available from our website, via the Toolbox App, or as a snap package if you are using Ubuntu. Update via patch if you are using the previous EAP build. DOWNLOAD CLION EAP Creating CMake targets when adding new files to

CLion 2023.2 is planned as a quality-focused release and the free Early Access Program is now available! You can download free builds and try them out. Don’t forget to share your feedback with us! In the meantime, we’re continuing to improve v2023.1 with the CLion 2023.1.3 bug-fix update! Download build 231.9011.31 from our website, through the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE. DOWNLOAD CLION CMake: Cyclic dependency in CMake presets no longer causes CLion’s UI to freeze (CPP-33193). When opening a project in CLion for the first time, CLion’s Open Project

We hope you’ve already tried the new enhancements in the CLion 2023.1 release, like disassemble on demand, vcpkg integration, and the experimental Clangd-based indexer. We’re starting to plan the 2023.2 version now, and you can already check out the preliminary roadmap. CLion 2023.2 is planned as a quality-focused release, but in the meantime, we’re continuing to improve v2023.1 with the CLion 2023.1.2 bug-fix update! Download build 231.8770.66 from our website, through the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE. DOWNLOAD CLION Docker toolchain: CUDA projects can

Wondering what’s going to keep our C++ busy in the coming months? Check out the roadmap for CLion 2023.2.

CLion 2023.1 brought the ability to explore assembly code even when the source code is available. A new Disassemble action has been added to improve your debugging experience, help you catch issues, and eliminate inefficiencies in the code. When debugging C or C++ code in CLion, you can explore the underlying assembly code. To open the disassembly view, right-click a frame in the debugger tab and select Disassemble. This opens the disassembly view side-by-side with your source code and highlights the current execution line in both. You can freely switch between debugging in the C/C++ and ass

CLion 2023.1 was released recently with the following key enhancements: Disassemble on demand, and other debugger enhancements. Integration with vcpkg. A new experimental Clangd-based indexer to speed up the Find Usages action. A huge update to the new UI. We found a few issues in the release, which we’ve addressed with this new bug-fix update, CLion 2023.1.1. If you haven’t upgraded to v2023.1, now is definitely a good time to do so! Download build 231.8109.222 from our website, through the Toolbox App, as a snap for Ubuntu, or via patch from the IDE. DOWNLOAD CLION The main improv

CLion 2023.1 brings a solution for package management, takes your debugging experience to a new level, helps with QML coding, and includes a host of improvements for the new UI.

CLion 2023.1 is on its way, and the release candidate for v2023.1 is now available! To install CLion 2023.1 RC (build 231.8109.141), download it from the website, update via the Toolbox App, or use this snap package (for Ubuntu). You need an active subscription or a trial license to use CLion 2023.1 RC. DOWNLOAD CLION 2023.1 RC In this build, we fixed an issue in the new UI causing the CMake tool window to be hidden by default. The full release notes are available here. Give this build a try, and report any problems you find to our issue tracker. The final release is just around the corne

The Beta version of CLion is now available with the key improvements and changes that are expected in the upcoming 2023.1 release. Download build 231.8109.80 from our website, via the Toolbox App, or as a snap package (for Ubuntu). DOWNLOAD CLION 2023.1 BETA The main highlights: Docker improvements: A missing Docker image no longer causes exceptions and indefinite CMake loading in CLion, as CLion now tries to pull the image from the registry before loading CMake (CPP-32511). GDB pretty printers are now configured for the Docker toolchain (CPP-32432). CMake presets: Build prese