1. Download Clion
Go to JetBrains official website to download
Clion , the page is as follows, click to download
2. The installation is very simple, just keep going to next. Next, mingw must be installed, otherwise the code cannot run
3. Install MinGW
After the installation is successful, open the software and you will be prompted that Toolchains are not configured Configure, so you need to install a compiler such as MinGW or Cygwin or Visual Studio. It is recommended to install MinGW here
Method 1. Directly download and install MinGW
① Download MinGW
Open the
MinGW download page
Don't click the green button, slide down all the way, find the compressed package, click to download
Unzip the downloaded compressed package, remember the path where the decompressed files are stored
② Configure Clion
Open Clion, click configure, or select File-Settings-Build-Toolchains
Click the + sign and select MinGW
Enter the path of the MinGW decompressed file in the Environment, and then the following will be automatically entered. If it cannot be automatically entered, it can also be entered manually:
Make：
#解压文件路径# + \bin\mingw32-make.exe
C Compiler：
#解压文件路径# + \bin\gcc.exe
C++ Compiler：
#解压文件路径# + \bin\g++.exe
Debugger：
#解压文件路径# + \bin\gdb.exe
Finally click OK
③Simple use of Clion to create C language projects
If the output is:
It means that Clion is installed successfully!
Method 2: Use Dev cpp to install
① Install Dev cpp
First download the Dev from this website
choose english
In this way, Dev cpp will be installed successfully.
② Configure Clion
Open the configuration page of Clion in the same way as method 1
Enter in Envieonment
#Dev cpp安装路径# + \MinGW64
If Dev cpp uses the default path, enter in Envieonment:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Dev-Cpp\MinGW64
The rest will generally be entered automatically. If it cannot be entered automatically, it can be entered according to the rules of Method 1. Here are my results:
Then create a C project and run it according to method 1. If the following page is output, the configuration is successful!
Commonly used shortcut keys
| hot key | illustrate |
|---|---|
| Ctrl+/ 或 Ctrl+Shift+/ | Comments (// or /.../) |
| Shift+F6 | double naming |
| Ctrl+X | Delete line saved to clipboard |
| Ctrl+Y | delete a line |
| Shift+Enter | Start over on the next line (no matter where the cursor is) |
| Ctrl + Shift + Enter | restart the previous line (no matter where the cursor is) |
| Ctrl+D | copy line |
| Ctrl+G | find row |
| Ctrl+Shift+Up/Down | Code moves up/down. |
| F2 or Shift+F2 | Highlight errors or warnings for quick location |
| Ctrl+Shift+F7 | Highlight the selected text, press Esc to highlight disappear |
| Ctrl+B or Ctrl+left mouse button | Quickly open the class or method at the cursor |
| Ctrl + Alt + B | jump method implementation |
| Ctrl + Shift + I | Open definition quick lookup |
| Alt + Up/Down | Jump to previous/next method |
| Ctrl+E | recently opened files |
| Alt+F1 | Find where the code is located |
| Ctrl+Alt+L | format code |
| Ctrl+R | replace text |
| Ctrl+Shift+R | Batch code replacement in the specified directory |
| Ctrl+Shift+F | Batch search for codes in the specified directory |
| Ctrl+F | find text |
| Ctrl+P | Method parameter prompt |
| F3 | find next |
| Shift+F3 | find previous |
| Alt+Shift+F | Add current file to favorites |
| Ctrl+Alt+S | Open configuration window |
| Ctrl+Shift+N | Quickly find files in the project by file name (required) |
| Ctrl+Shift+Alt+N | Find the location quickly by one character (required) |
| Shift+Enter | Start a new line (no matter where the cursor is) |
| Ctrl + Alt + T | Surround selected code blocks with if, else, try, catch, for, etc. |
| Ctrl + Shift + U | Switch the case of the word at the cursor position |
| Ctrl + Delete | delete to end of word |
| Ctrl + Backspace | delete up to word start |
| Ctrl + E | Pop up recently opened files |
| F11 | Switching bookmarks is the F2 of sublime text |
| Ctrl + Shift + F12 | Toggle maximized editor |
| Alt + Shift + F | add to favorites |