* Intelligent coding assistance Trust CLion to take care of the routine while you focus on the important things. Knowing your code through and through, it can boost your productivity with smart and relevant code completion, instant navigation and reliable refactorings. * Easy start It’s surprisingly easy to start your CMake-based project in CLion, and files can be added to the project in one click. If you use a different type of project, the IDE will help you import to CMake. * Smart editor With an IDE that analyzes the context and understands your project, you can code faster than you think. Try smart completion, formatting and helpful views with code insight. * Navigation & Search Find your way through the code with instant navigation to a symbol, class or file. Inspect the calls or types hierarchy and easily search everywhere for nearly everything (including IDE settings). * Code generation & refactoringsSave time on unnecessary typing while CLion generates code for you: from getters/setters to more complicated templates. Use refactorings to improve and clean up your code at the speed of thought. * On-the-fly code analysis Write beautiful and correct code with CLion. Static analysis (including DFA) for all supported languages highlights warnings and errors in the code immediately as you type and suggests quick-fixes. * Editor customization Select one of the default editor themes or customize them to match your personal preferences. Adopt the keyboard-centric approach and select a keymap you prefer the most, or create your own easily. * Built-in tools and integrations CLion is more than just an editor as it offers intelligent CMake support, a powerful debugger to investigate and solve problems with ease, built-in Google Test for unit testing, many popular VCS supported out of the box and more. * Run and Debug Run and debug your projects in CLion easily. Use the debugger UI with GDB or LLDB (on OS X) as a backend. CLion will show values right in the editor and help you evaluate expressions. * CMake support CMake is a famous cross-platform build system, widely used for C and C++ projects. Benefit from the CLion’s smart CMake support with code generation and automatic reload. * Unit testing CLion supports the Google Test framework and provides a built-in test runner together with a powerful UI to investigate test results. It can even generate code for you as you write tests. * VCS integration and local history CLion provides a unified interface

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