Jam Build Integration for CLion

Bring the power of CLion to your Jam-based projects.

Once installed, the plugin provides precise code completions, usage search, and allows building and debugging Jam-based applications.

The plugin analyzes the output of Jam and automatically generates a compilation database.

Check out this guide to get started: Getting Started

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Jam Build Integration

Bring the power of CLion to your Jam-based projects. Once installed, the plugin provides precise code completions, usage search, and allows building and debugging...

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Features

• Enable CLion's code completion tools
• Create Jam-based build targets
• Configure Jam-based build types (debug/release)
• Configure build variants (like target platform or toolset)
• Run and debug the Jam-based build targets
• Highly adaptable and configurable to support custom Jam variants

Do you need something else? Suggest a feature here: Feedback

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Debug Linting

The workspace was reloaded in debug mode. The IDE properly highlights the debug code.

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Release Linting

The workspace was reloaded in release mode. The IDE properly highlights the release code.

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Build Messages

The build log is displayed in the Messages tool window.

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Debugger

The IDE can debug the process as expected.

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Loading the Jam Project

Access the Jam configuration wizard using the action shown in the screenshot.

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Jam Configuration Wizard

Configure the toolchain and workspace root.

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Configure the Jam Command

Specify what Jam command you want to use. Command line arguments can be changed to fit special needs.

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Configure Build Targets

This is similar to custom build targets in CLion but designed for Jam builds.

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Configure Build Types

Use the preset or create custom build types.

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Configure Build Variants

This is similar to options in CMake but configured in a tool window.

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Run Configuration

Run configurations of this type can reference Jam build targets. They support build-before-launch. Otherwise, it's the standard CLion run configuration.