Qt Creator (64-bit)

What's new in this version:

Qt 6 Support:
- Qt Creator 4.14 fixes many issues when using Qt 6 for your application. The project wizards now generate CMake projects compatible with Qt 6. The pretty printers for Qt types needed adaptations to the internal changes to types. We fixed issues with new features in the QML language in our QML code model.
- If you plan to use or test Qt 6 for your applications, make sure to use Qt Creator 4.14 for the best experience

C++ Support:
- We updated the Clang code model to Clang 11
- Otherwise we continued with lots of fixes and additions for the C++ code model and refactoring support, small and not quite so small. They are too many to mention them all here, so please have a look at the change log for details.
- Your C++ code is now automatically analyzed with Clazy and Clang-Tidy while typing again, and corresponding annotations are added to the code editor. Turn this feature off or on in the options, under Analyzer > Clang Tools > Analyze open files.

Projects:
- A note to all who use variables for external tools and configuration items: We renamed the "CurrentProject:*" variables to "CurrentDocument:Project:*", which better reflects their semantics. Please start using the new names as the old ones will be removed at some point.
- If you had issues with opening qmake-based projects because "system" functions are executed: This functionality can now be turned off in the options, under Build & Run > Qmake > Ignore qmake's system() function when parsing a project.
- For CMake projects we improved kit detection when importing builds. It should less often create a completely new kit now. When you change the build directory of an existing build configuration to a directory that already contains a build, it no longer is overwritten. Instead, Qt Creator accepts the existing build as the new "truth" on how the project was configured now. We also fixed a bug that configuration changes before triggering the first actual build of a project were lost.

Other:
- We switched the default help viewer backend to use litehtml, so the default display of help in Qt Creator is much nicer. There were many other fixes, for Android support, version control integration, and in other areas. Have a look at our change log for a more detailed list