hopefully after a long wait jetbrains has announced new C/C++ IDE called Clion with all needed features needed from any programmer, every one should have a try. Clion
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I don't think that this IDE will totally "kill" other IDEs, because for some programmerse for example visal studio will be more convinient.
P.S Thank you for the link, i'll try it now
You are probably right! JetBrain IDEs are really great. But the question is, will it be free to use?
It's free now because it's in EAP stage. The first version is not going to be free or to have a free version
The most important thing that is this IDE supported at IOI or ICPC ? if not then you can't say RIP to those IDE which are supported at IOI /ICPC, many coders had to change their favorite IDE to another IDE that is supported at IOI/ICPC in order to get familiar with it.
Yeah I had to leave Sublime Text :\
JetBrains announced that it will support CLion in the 2018 ICPC. Please see the announcement
> all needed features
> all
Does it make me hot chocolate, then? :D
You Ain't Gonna Need hot chocolate if it will not do it.
I don't think it works that way :D
Actually, I was pointing out the superlative. From what I've seen, the program looks good, so there's no reason to inflate it using absurd arguments.
It's as if a new user who won his first contest made a blog post saying he's "teh ultimate coder and noone can ever beat him". The claim is basically unfounded and probably false.
Of course, I'm just suffering from hype backlash.
after laughing aloud after your funny comment why just you wrote the comment if you just wrote it to make us laugh or some'.
that's my blog i wrote what i love , like or not like, that's it.
and if you don't like it you can write a comment to show your opinion not with your so funny jokes!!
Sure, you can write what you want. And I can write what I want, too. Why the double standard?
...but we have FAR anyway.
I have used CLion since private early access program builds (and AppCode), It is great (JetBrain's IDEs alway great)... But:
Update 0: Checking out riadwaw's plugin
Unfortunately Clion is far away to be a replacement for Visual Studio. Sluggish behaviour while typing, often freezes while Clion is parsing symbols. Wrong marked false syntax because CLion doesn't understand C++ correctly, other wrong marked errors eg. with libraries like Qt. CMake integration is ok but has also some missing features which makes it sometimes very hard to get the desired results eg. if you need the install target. The issue list is long...
Another thing is that this time only the mingw/Cygwin toolchain is supported. And to be honest, the code generated by gcc is not the fastest and the binaries are a lot bigger (also if linked dynamically with standard libs). So on Windows it's usable but MSVC plays in another ballpark.
The refactoring is IMO the best thing. Which is a bit the same they have also in their Resharper plugin for Visual Studio.
IMO Clion is ok but it needs a lot more time to fix all this bugs and make it more usable. This time I would stay with Visual Studio and maybe switch to Cmake to create Visual Studio projects and use the Resharper plugin.
Clion has bugs in auto-import, which is really annoying.