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Как установить clion на ubuntu
Clion is a JetBrains’ solution for C/C++ development
JetBrains gives a free license for students. Read here how to obtain a free license.
Official instructions can be found here.
¶ Installing prerequisite packages
The required packages are: cmake, GCC/G++ or Clang.
- On Debian or Ubuntu
- Open a terminal window (Alt-F2 to run application, type in mate-terminal or gnome-terminal or konsole)
- Run the installation command: sudo apt install cmake gcc g++ clang
- On other linux distribution you’ll have to use the default package manager, like yum in rpm-based distributions
- In case sudo is not install, you can log in as root (running su command and giving the root passwod)
¶ Downloading the solution
Download from https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/download/. Make sure you choose the linux version.
¶ Installation
- Extract the downloaded file to directory under /opt
Run this command in the terminal:
sudo tar xfz ~/Downloads/CLion-*.tar.gz -C /opt
- First run of CLion would install the required files on your home directory and start the solution:
replace with the version number of CLion you’ve downloaded (you can use TAB key to complete the directory name)
¶ Run the solution
- Easy access in different desktop environments:
- In Mate, GNOME Classic: A menu entry would appear under Applications->Programming. Launch it with left click, find more options with right click (like adding the link to the launch bar). In case the entry «Programming» does not exists, it would appear the next time you login to your account.
- In GNOME on Wayland: Click on Activities, then on the applications button. type in clion, and drag the icon to the launch bar. click on the new button to run CLion
- In KDE/Plasma: the link would be under the «K» startup menu -> Applications -> Deveopment
How to Install CLion on Ubuntu
CLion is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) used for C and C++ programming. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for development, debugging, and testing. In this guide, we will go through the steps to install CLion on Ubuntu.
Step 1: Download CLion
The first step is to download the CLion package from the JetBrains website. You can download the package from the following link: https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/download/#section=linux.
Step 2: Extract the Package
After downloading the package, you need to extract it to a directory of your choice. To do this, open a terminal and navigate to the directory where the package is downloaded. Then, use the following command to extract the package:
tar -xzf clion-*.tar.gz
This will extract the package to a new directory named “clion-” in the current directory.
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Step 3: Install Required Dependencies
Before running CLion, you need to install some required dependencies. To install the dependencies, open a terminal and use the following command:
sudo apt-get install libxrender1 libxtst6 libxi6
This will install the necessary dependencies for CLion.
Step 4: Run CLion
To run CLion, navigate to the extracted package directory and run the “bin/clion.sh” script. You can do this by using the following commands:
cd clion-/bin ./clion.sh
This will launch the CLion IDE.
Step 5: Create a Desktop Entry (Optional)
To create a desktop entry for CLion, open a text editor and create a new file named “clion.desktop”. Then, copy and paste the following code into the file:
[Desktop Entry] Name=CLion Comment=IDE for C and C++ programming Exec=/path/to/clion-/bin/clion.sh Icon=/path/to/clion-/bin/clion.svg Terminal=false Type=Application Categories=Development;IDE;
Replace “/path/to/clion-” with the actual path to the CLion installation directory. After saving the file, move it to the “/usr/share/applications” directory to make it available in the applications menu.
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Commands Mentioned:
- sudo apt-get install – a command used to install packages in Ubuntu.
- tar – a command used to extract files from a tar archive.
- cd – a command used to change the current working directory.
- ./ – a command used to run an executable file in the current directory.
Conclusion:
In this guide, we have outlined the steps to install CLion on Ubuntu. By following these steps, you can now use CLion to develop C and C++ programs on your Ubuntu machine. If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to comment below.
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CLion
CLion is a cross-platform IDE which natively supports C and C++, libc++ and Boost. It offers instant navigation to a symbol’s declaration or usages, code generation for constructors/destructors, operators and more. There are dozens of refactorings, code analysis (including Data Flow Analysis and Clang-Tidy integration) and integration with GDB and LLDB. CLion uses the well-known CMake build system, supports Google test, Boost.Test, and Catch unit testing. There is Doxygen for documenting the code, Valgrind Memcheck for memory profiling, and support for all the popular Version Control Systems, it can even provide a VIM-emulation mode via a plugin.
CLion is available for a free 30-day evaluation. Monthly and yearly subscription options are available for companies and individual users. Find out more on https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/buy/
Details for CLion
License
- Proprietary