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On Mon, Apr 28 2014, Tom Wijsman wrote: |
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> On Mon, 28 Apr 2014 16:08:18 -0400 |
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> gottlieb@×××.edu wrote: |
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>> I get almost immediate segfaults. |
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>> I type |
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>> eclipse-bin-7.2 |
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>> It is basically empty (no projects). |
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>> I start a new project called "crash" |
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>> I then expand the project, select "src", right click and say "new |
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>> class" I call the class "Crash" and it give a correct skeleton |
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>> I go to the blank line above "public class Crash {" and start to type |
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>> "import java.util.scanner" |
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>> I get as far as "import java." then it pops up a window with |
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>> completions and segfaults. It is quite repeatable. This happens on |
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>> a fresh install of eclipse-bin. |
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> Eclipse SDK 4.2 works here; strange that it doesn't for you, it might |
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> be some incompatibility perhaps with one or another library. |
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> Given that it is binary I'm unsure if this can be debugged... |
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>> Any advice? Should I look for a binary on the eclipse site? |
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> Yes, try one from the Eclipse site and put it in /opt/ (create symlinks |
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> in /usr/local/bin/); there is 4.3 there, I think we need to bump to |
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> that in the Java overlay at some point as 4.2 is getting somewhat old. |
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The one from the Eclipse is *MUCH* better. It works. |
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Thanks, |
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allan |
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