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I have recently install CLion on Windows 10 Professional, and I need to get Cygwin 2.5.2 to work with it. I have done all the steps listed in this answer, but nothing seems to be working. I have installed Cygwin with gcc, g++ and make, and referenced that in CLion.

Below is my Cygwin \bin\ folder, with the compilers selected.

Cygwin Compilers

I am also aware that you need to add Cygwin path\bin to the environment variable, PATH, which I have done:

Path environment variable

However CLion still fails to recognize anything in the bin folder:

CLion cannot see compilers

Why could this be?

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I had the same problem and it was because make was missing even though I'd installed gcc-core and gcc-g++ as the docs say.

If make isn't installed it won't detect the C Compiler or C++ compiler as per your screenshot above, event though they are installed.

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