[PLUG] eclipse
Rogan Creswick
creswick at gmail.com
Fri Nov 28 03:40:46 UTC 2008
On Thu, Nov 27, 2008 at 7:00 PM, someone <plug_1 at robinson-west.com> wrote:
>
> Okay, I had the brilliant idea of heading over to eclipse.org.
> Oops, which eclipse do I download? I chose classic which comes
> up as ganymede. I assume that installation is simply a matter
> of untarring the download.
Ganymede is, afaik, just a name for the 3.4 release of Eclipse -- the
different downloads are just different collections of various plugins
(OSGi bundles). The Classic version is a good choice for what you're
doing. The install is just a matter of untarring -- I put it in
~/myapps/eclipse (so ~/myapps/eclipse/eclipse starts the app.) You
will want your user to have write access to the eclipse directory, so
don't put it in a system-wide location unless you really want to dig
into the multi-user configurations.
> Two problems are noticeable already,
> I don't have an eclipse icon ( okay this is minor ). I don't have
Since CentOS doesn't know about it, you'll have to set up any menu
entries / etc. on your own.
> the welcome page with tutorials, etcetera
> ( this is a bit more bothersome ).
I'm not sure what you mean here -- you may want to ensure that you
have a clean workspace (usually ~/workspace) and also make sure that
you aren't using some version of eclipse that may have been installed
by CentOS. (`which eclipse` works well).
> Well, once I get this straightened out there's the problem of coming
> up with a realistic interpretation of "write a program that converts
> C++ code to java code..."
Heh, good luck with that... I seriously hope there are some additional
restrictions. C++ syntax are semantics are absurdly complex (it's not
even context free!).
--Rogan
> Never mind that I'm supposed to be a
> novice Java programmer and that I haven't touched Java in I don't
> know how long.
>
> Pass or fail, I'll be glad when this term is over.
>
> Michael C. Robinson
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------
> This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
>
> _______________________________________________
> PLUG mailing list
> PLUG at lists.pdxlinux.org
> http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
>
More information about the PLUG
mailing list