


If you develop for embedded systems, chances are that you need to write linker scripts. This previously was available for FreeRTOS and Zephyr. When debugging with RTOS, CLion provides a view of tasks (threads).

Ĭlick on the Next > button to install CLion on the Windows machine. When we do this, we can later directly launch the files with those extensions with the CLion IDE software. The file extensions that we can associate CLion are. Update the PATH environment variable to include the bin directory.Ĭreate file associations with the CLion software. On this screen, we can opt to create a CLion desktop shortcut icon. Make sure you have the write privileges on the location. However, to change the install location, click on the Browse… button and choose the install folder. It’s recommended to install on the default location. By default, the tool would be installed under the Program Files folder atĬ:\Program Files\JetBrains\CLion folder. This will launch the CLion Setup wizard screen.Ĭhoose the Install location for the IDE tool. We need to have administrative privileges to install the tool.Ĭlick on the Yes button in the UAC prompt. exe option in the drop-down and click on the Download button.ĭouble click on the CLion. Open a web browser and navigate to the following URL.Ĭhoose the Windows tab.

To try the tool, we can download and evaluate it for 30 days free trial. CLion is a cross-platform IDE for C and C++ development from JetBrains. In this tutorial, we will install CLion IDE on Windows 11 operating system.
