Improved support for the CLion IDE #2068
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When loading the project in the JetBrains CLion, the IDE would not properly resolve includes from the `include/` directory. That's because apparently, CLion does not understand the `-iquote include` flag when parsing the `Makefile`, but it _does_ understand `-iquoteinclude` without the space. I realise that that's probably more of an issue with CLion itself as the syntax with space seems to be valid. But for better or worse, at least this fixed my immediate issue of not being able to properly use the project in CLion. I have also added CLion's compiler flag to the dummy defines in `include/global.h`.
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When loading the project in the JetBrains CLion, the IDE would not properly resolve includes from the
include/directory.That's because apparently, CLion does not understand the
-iquote includeflag when parsing theMakefile, but it does unterstand-iquoteincludewithout the space.I realise that that's probably more of an issue with CLion itself as the syntax with space seems to be valid. But for better or worse, at least this fixed my immediate issue of not being able to properly use the project in CLion.
Because I'm not entirely sure if that syntax will work with other tools as well, I've put it in a clunky
ifdefblock inside theMakefile.I have also added CLion's compiler flag to the dummy defines in
include/global.h.Before
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