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I have a problem with MinGW and CLion. I did every steps Rajat mentioned on this topic, and I configured MinGW for CLion :

Mingw installed for CLion Mingw installed for CLion

I also added mingw to my environment path.

But when I click on Run >> Edit Configurations, I can't select any target, configuration, and I have to browse my .cpp for "Executable".

Configurations edition Configurations edition

On the left, on my project name, there's a red cross, so it seems to be a problem somewhere, but I couldn't find it...

I have Windows 10, I installed CLion on my F:\ drive, and MinGW on my C:\ one. I also installed other JetBrains IDEs, and I don't have any problem with them.

Any ideas?

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The message at the bottom of your 2nd screenshot says:

Error: Configuration is not specified

Set configuration to some value in "Configuration" combobox.

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  • Thank you to replied. Actually, there isn't any available value in "Configuration" combobox... http://i.imgur.com/X7KgRWN.png – Robin Marechal Sep 04 '16 at 19:24
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This may not be an installation problem. My experience has been that CLion only fills in my Run/Debug Configurations after it has performed a successful CMake initialization. In other words, until my CMakeLists.txt file is successfully processed, CLion does not provide any usable Run or Build configurations, only ones marked with red crosses as you describe.

Examine your CMakeLists.txt file for errors of omission or sequence and run Tools->CMake->Reset Cache and Reload Project and look for errors. This useful tutorial on CMake may help.

You say that you don't have this problem with other JetBrains products. That is because CLion has a dependency on CMake that the other JetBrains products don't have.

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