It might not be too useful to you unless you're doing iOS development but it does show that Jetbrains can implement decent C/C++ support if they think it's wort

It might not be too useful to you unless you're doing iOS development but it does show that Jetbrains can implement decent C/C++ support if they think it's worth their time. However, I don't expect their C++ support to ever be as good as that of an IDE like XCode that actually embeds a real C++ compiler frontend (Clang) in the IDE. I think that's really the only way to deal with a language as pathologically complex as C++.