There is no reason to change this, but note where the compiler is going to land. If you have a 64-bit system, you need to change these options so they look like this: Step 6: If you have a 32-bit system, click on “Next”.
It should end up in your Downloads folder. Step 5: Once that file is on your system, you can launch it by double-clicking on the file name. Here to download the installer directly here for more information on MinGW. Step 4: for Windows system, use the “MinGW-W64” package for the PC. On older systems, there is a System Info tab on the Control Panel that will tell you what system you have. System Type: 64-bit operating system, 圆4-based processor.Step 3: In the window that opens, scroll down until you see the “about” item. Type “Settings” in the search box at the lower left corner of your screen. If you see green checks under Toolset (only for Windows), CMake, and Debugger, and All of Make, C compiler, and C++ compiler showing detected, that means you are all set just skip the following steps and go to “Validate Your Installation” section. Go to “Customize -> All settings… -> Build, Execution, Deployment -> Toolchains”. (1) This step might not be required for everyone, so please follow this step first to check if you need proceed. (10) Now, you are almost ready to have fun! Just few more steps to welcome to the new world, “Hello, world!” C++ Compiler Installation Here is a screenshot from macOS Windows should be similar. If your student license was delayed, select “Start trial” for 30-day free use. (9) Activate your student license with your account. So, skip the customization if it pops up.
(8) You might need to customize options, but I recommend the default setting. It’s totally up to you, but I don’t prefer “Data Sharing”. (7) They will ask whether you want to share the data or not. If so, click “Do not import settings” and hit the OK button. (5) “Import CLion Settings From” window may pop up. (4) Now, you can find CLion icon and launch it! You might see a message “CLion is an app downloaded from the Internet ….” if you use Mac just click “Open”.
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