# The following file used is irrelevant, it's only to improve CLion Include_directories($/src/third_party/abseil-cpp) Add or Replace the content with: cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10).Create or Modify the chromium/CMakeLists.txt file.Note: It's possible that when you open the project, CLion created one for you. Run > Run ( shift+f10) or Run > Debug ( shift+f9) (screenshot) Autocompletion Approach 1: Using CMakeLists You can now run chrome directly from CLion. It seems that using that CLion's bundled gdb executable is the culprit. There have been some reports of slowness while debugging using CLion. Open it with a text editor and enter: source /src/tools/gdb/gdbinit ) and select src/out/Default/chromeīefore being able to debug, you need to configure ~/.gdbinit. Target: Select the Default build target that was created previously.Click on the + sign then on Custom Build Application.Click on the Run menu and then on Edit Configurations.The build target configured in the previous section was necessary to configure the Run/Debug configuration. Next to Build, click on the three dots (.Click on the + sign to add a new build target.Then, to Build, Execution, Deployment > Custom Build Targets.The first step is to add Ninja (specifically autoninja) as an external tool that will be used to create the build targets. Selecting src instead would result in some CLion IDE files appearing in your repository.īuilding, Running, and Debugging within CLionĬonfigure CLion to use ninja for building (see Linux Build Instructions) Custom Build TargetsĪ custom Build Target allows CLion to compile Chromium similarly to running ninja in the command line. At the startup dialog, select Import Project and select your chromium directory this should be the parent directory to src.Optand prior versions may not include the options to setup your VM Options and Properties in the configure menu.Add or replace the following flags (to learn more: Platform Properties | IntelliJ IDEA): =12500.Again, at the startup dialogue, in the bottom left corner, click on the Cog icon and then click on Edit Custom Properties:.Close the Edit Custom VM Options dialog.Add or replace the following flags (to learn more: Advanced configuration | IntelliJ IDEA): -Xss2m In the textbox, you will see different flags.At the startup dialog, in the bottom left corner, click on the Cog icon and then click on Edit Custom VM Options:.This step will help performance with large projects
#Install clion license
Googlers only: See go/intellij-getting-started for installation and license authentication instructions.Exclude irrelevant folders from indexing to speed up CLion.Building, Running, and Debugging within CLion.
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