
Instruction-level stepping is not yet implemented for LLDB on Windows.Once the disassembly view has been opened, it stays synchronized with the current frame selected in the frames view, and switching frames scrolls to the execution point in both the editor and the disassembly view. The view opens side-by-side with the source code and highlights the execution line in both: In the context menu in the frames view, there is now a new action that opens a regular disassembly view for the selected frame: The new release makes your debugging powers even stronger! The CLion debugger allows you to step into and debug the disassembled code in a dedicated view, even when the source code is available.

Terminal emulation in the output console.Support for Qt Modeling Language (QML).Debugger update: disassemble on demand, improved Attach to Process… dialog, actions to help debug multithreaded applications, updated memory view.Read on for details about the key improvements in this version:

CLion 2023.1 takes your C++ toolset to the next level! The new version brings a solution for package management, empowers your debugging experience, helps with QML coding, and includes a host of improvements for the new UI.ĬLion 2023.1 is available in the Toolbox App, as a snap package (on Ubuntu), from our website, or via a patch update from version 2022.3.
