The cross-platform IDE made for developers, now in the IAR Platform: Native Linux, built-in CMake, modern C++20

Embedded teams have moved to CMake, CI/CD, and Linux-native workflows. Certified toolchains haven't kept pace, and teams pay for it in workarounds and friction that shouldn't exist in a modern stack. 

This session shows what the IAR Platform now enables: 

• Linux-native, without compromise. A true native IDE on Linux with no VM and no WSL, built on the Qt framework and working directly with your existing embedded projects.
• Built-in CMake, One configuration everywhere. The same setup runs identically from the command line, inside VS Code, and through CI, with no separate configuration for developer machines and build servers.
• C++20 by default. C++20 is now the compiler's default standard, with broad support through the Libc++ C++20 library.
• Debug depth that doesn't disappear. Simultaneous SWO/ETM trace and live register visibility, delivering a level of insight general-purpose IDE's can't match on any OS.

One standardized environment across mixed-OS teams, broader access to embedded talent, and less infrastructure to maintain.

Register now to see what the Cross-platform IDE can unlock for your team.

New to the IAR Platform? Check this demo.