Several C/C++ integrated development environments, such as CLion, VS Code, Codeblocks, etc, are available on the internet. But, if you are someone who loves to use JetBrains products, then CLion is for you. It is an IDE developed by JetBrains to run C/C++ programs. If you want to install CLion on your computer, then stick with me in this article. I guarantee you that CLion will be installed on your computer at the end of this article without any errors. Enough talks! Let’s get started :

# 1 CLion이 Intel 컴파일러에 대응한다고 보면 된다. Fortran 코드에서도 CLion의 코드 분석 기능이 지원된다. 지원하는 버전은 77, 90, 95, 2003, 2008이며, 2018까지 부분지원하는 인텔 컴파일러보다는 지원이 부족하지만 gfortran보다는 많이 지원한다.

Follow the below steps to install and set up CLion for C/C++ programming:

1. First of all, you need to download the MinGW compiler to compile your C/C++ programs.
2. Click here to download the MinGW compiler.

• Choco upgrade clion-ide -y -source='STEP 3 URL' other options See options you can pass to upgrade. See best practices for scripting. Add this to a PowerShell script or use a Batch script with tools and in places where you are calling directly to Chocolatey.
• CLion is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for C and C. GDB and LLDB fully integrate with CLion. You may not even know that GDB runs under the hood, so I thought that this is an excellent opportunity to explore how you can optimally leverage GDB in CLion.
• Restart CLion and check 'Settings' - 'Build, Execution, Deployment' to make sure CLion has picked up the right versions of Cygwin, make and gdb; Check the project configuration ('Run' - 'Edit configuration') to make sure your project name appears there and you can select options in 'Target', 'Configuration' and 'Executable' fields.
• CLion is the most resource intensive IDE (java is crap). It can handle small and medium sized code bases, but fails with large projects - high CPU usage, clipping interface, slow syntax hinting. On the plus side, some programmer support solutions unavailable in other IDEs.

3. Install the MinGW compiler.

4. Now, add MinGW to the path by navigating to This PC→C:/→Program Files (x86)→MinGW-w64→i686-8.1.0-POSIX-dwarf-rt_v6-rev0→mingw32→bin.

Copy and paste the path in the environment variables. Right-click on This PC→Properties→Advanced System Settings→Environment variables.

5. Click on the path and then Edit→New. Paste the copied path here and click ‘ok.’

6. Click here to download the CLion IDE.

7. Install the .exe file, as shown in the below animation. Do not forget to check all the checkboxes shown in the below animation:

8. Reboot your computer at the time of installation, or you can reboot it later by clicking on “I want to manually reboot later.”

9. After rebooting your computer, type “CLion” on the Windows search bar and open the CLion IDE.

10. Click on “Do not import settings.”

11. If you have a license server or activation code, then you can easily activate it by entering them. Otherwise, you can use use the trial version(free for 30 days).

12. Click on evaluate for free. Enter your email address if you want to subscribe to the CLion newsletter.

13. Click on the “Evaluate” button.

14. Now, create a new project by clicking on the “Create New Project” button and click on “C Executable.”

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15. Enter the name and the location of the project and then click on the “Create” button

Now you are all set to run C programs on CLion IDE without any interruptions. Let’s try to run a simple c program to check if everything is working correctly or not.

As you can see in the above animation, the C program is running perfectly. So, that’s how you can set up and run a C program in CLion IDE with ease. If you want to learn C programming in detail with notes for free, click here to watch my C programming tutorial.

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