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Tried using lldb with QtCreator but maybe didn't try hard enough, it didn't work. Debugging is also sometimes slow, but from what I've seen it's gdb that is slow.

include include mat.h const char path D:CodesMATLAB.

#Find and replace clion full#

For profiling I use hotspot, I like its visualization better than QtCreator's builtin. Replace the path in the program with the full address of your mat file.

#Find and replace clion code#

What I miss is a better git integration, I don't mind that much to use VS Code for git stuff I want a GUI for though. VS feels clunky after getting used to all that.

The way typing code itself works, what it indents, where/when it auto-adds closing ) or } but then when you do type the closing ) it just moves the cursor forward instead of leaving you with )), stopping inside of CamelCase words with ctrl+left/right. The builtin clang-tidy support is excellent. I have no problem loading up our entire codebase, 10k+ files, 2 to 3M lines of code. Speed of parsing and indexing has been stable and good for a while now. What are the advantages over creator? Never used CLion, do use Pycharm as well as Visual Studio and QtCreator. Fewer plugins than Clion as far as I can tell.

Not as good CMake support as Clion, but it's only recently they added it, so you have to give developers a bit more time. Sometimes Intellisense has problems with syntax highlighting, but it's quite rare. Replace the existing code in main with this equivalent code (copy and paste). Ctrl + Shift + Backspace Back to the last edited place. Easy way to create and test programs under Windows and Linux. In a new project, CLion creates a default C++ file, main.cpp (find it in. Alt + F7 Find Usages Ctrl + R Replace Ctrl + B in the definition and Jump between declarations. The best support for WSL (I do not know how it looks at the moment in Clion) - also I do not have to combine with virtual machines, on which desktop environments can strongly fail. Visual Studio 2019 - for me the best IDE. It certainly didn't consume a lot of computer resources, so there should be no problems with a larger code base. I worked only on small projects, so I have no comparison to VS or Clion in this matter.

It took me quite a long time to get used to it. QtCreator in my opinion has tragically designed GUI. On the plus side, some programmer support solutions unavailable in other IDEs. It can handle small and medium sized code bases, but fails with large projects - high CPU usage, clipping interface, slow syntax hinting. I have a comparison between Clion, QtCreator and Visual Studio.ĬLion is the most resource intensive IDE (java is crap).