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#CLION STEP BY STEP CMAKE INSTALL INSTALL#
Once you have it downloaded, then install it (use the default settings). They have a 30 day eval period.ĬLion: A Cross-Platform IDE for C and C++ by JetBrains The price for an organization license is $199 per year (at the time this page was published). You can purchase the CLion IDE from Jet Brains. To install the tools needed, we need to follow these steps: Cloning the Sensor API reference application source code and setting up the CLion Project.Setting up the CLion Tool Chain Configuration.Setting up your development environment involves: We also assume that you are familiar with the git toolset and already have it installed. However, these steps apply when using the Linux or Mac version of CLion. We assume the use of a Windows 10 based PC. The Sensor API package provides a code framework that makes porting to a different MCU and supporting low power mode straightforward. Debugging is straight forward thanks to logging over USB and the CLion support for Segger’s J-Link debug probes. You are free to use the reference application source code as a starting point for your own development project. You must set up a development environment to be able to add sensors to the reference application, to extend the reference application, or to port it to a new MCU. After setup you will be able to build the Sensor API Reference Application with it.
#CLION STEP BY STEP CMAKE INSTALL HOW TO#
This page describes how to setup a development environment you can use to build the Sensor API reference application using the JetBrains CLion IDE.
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