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The CLion Roadmap: What’s Coming Between Now and Late 2026 - The JetBrains Blog

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Oleg Zinovyev
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1,754
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American English
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Summary

JetBrains’ preliminary CLion roadmap through late 2026 prioritizes agentic AI workflows, embedded development, debugger enhancements, and general IDE maintenance, with planned features subject to changing priorities. Upcoming releases are expected to add an AI skill for diagnosing ARM Cortex-M HardFault crashes using memory, register, and disassembly data, plus agent-assisted help for resolving project setup failures. Embedded-focused debugger improvements include expanded DAP capabilities, JSON-based debug profile import and configuration, a dedicated Lauterbach TRACE32 profile, consolidation of embedded run settings into debug profiles, and support for QNX projects, including the QCC compiler and x86-64 and AArch64 targets. CLion 2026.3 is also planned to support LLDB 21 on Windows, update bundled GDB to 17.2 and CMake to 4.4.2, improve configuration warnings, provide default code-resolution settings for files outside project build configurations, and add ISPC language support. Additional work will address responsiveness, Dev Container integration, the transition from the legacy Classic engine to Nova, and the removal of bundled JavaScript and TypeScript support while keeping it available as an optional plugin.

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