#Clion add file to project mac os
#Clion add file to project install

to /Users//Repos/actix, if you are on Mac OS. We will be using Actix repository as a debugging example, so you would need to download it from here: and clone it locally, e.g.

#Clion add file to project install

You can download CLion from here, and upon its launch, you would also need to install the Rust plugin which can be found in Preferences→Plugins. If you do not have Rust, run the following command to install it: curl -sSf | sh -s -y - default-toolchain nightly Our team also likes using mosh because it tolerates interrupted connections and allows moving between WiFi hotspots, which needs UDP 60000–61000 ports.Īfter launching an AWS instance and connecting to it through ssh or mosh, run the following commands on it: apt-get update & apt-get install -y curl gdb g++-multilib lib32stdc++6 libssl-dev libncurses5-dev curl -sSf | sh -s -y - default-toolchain nightly Local machine setup The following ports would need to be allowed: TCP 22 for ssh and TCP 2345 for gdbserver. We will be using an AWS instance running an Ubuntu image as a remote machine.

Interactively debug in local IDE the code running on the remote machine.

#Clion add file to project mac os

Compile and run on two different architectures: local Mac OS and remote Ubuntu.Synchronize source code between local and remote machines, so that local modifications are automatically copied over.In this post we walk through the configuration of CLion for remote Rust development and debugging, our goal is to be able to: However, unfortunately, Rust is not a primary language of CLion which makes configuration tricky. CLion and other JetBrains products have great support of the remote development and debugging. Since we are developing a blockchain it requires careful orchestration of the nodes running on separate machines, and occasionally we need to debug some corner case on a remotely running node. Most in our team use CLion for Rust development which is especially great for local debugging, alas it is not free. Rust, being a relatively new language, is still on its path to gaining wide support by IDEs. Remote Development and Debugging of Rust with CLion