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I'm having some build issues with Eclipse in that it runs my app just fine in eclipse but for some reason when trying to run using #>java MyClass it ends up not running due to not being able to find the class. This makes no sense so I was wondering if there was a way to have eclipse output what it's feeding into the jvm to get it to build/run. Is this possible? Thanks you can get the exact command used by Eclipse like this: Run your program inside Eclipse. Go to the Debug perspective. Terminate the program, or let it end. right click on the second line. (Terminated, exit value... ) and select

I want to have a deeper understanding of how C programmes are run. But IDEs stops us from doing that. So is it possible that I manually set up the environment and write code in text editors, and finally run it in a prompt? If the answer is yes, how? As others have said, install MinGW (I'm assuming you are using Windows) and put its bin directory on your path. Open a command line windows, and create a file with a text editor, such as notepad - call it foo.c: #include <stdio.h> int main() { printf( "hello world\n" ); return 0; } Then, use the gcc compiler to compile it, creating an executable

I made a small IDE plug-in using Open Tools API that accesses ClearCase. It has menu items "Check In", "Check Out", etc. It works OK but I want it to check out a read-only file automatically if I start typing in IDE editor or if I attempt to save the file. Do you think this is possible? I tried a few things but gave up eventually. IOTAEditorServices.KeyboardServices has AddKeyboardBinding method which looked promising. Using it I added a notifier with binding type btPartial (and later tried btComplete) and the plug-in started detecting some shortcut key presses but not all keyboard events, far

I am building some fairly large code on a machine without an IDE, but with Notepad++. The compilation results are redirected to a file and sometimes, there are error messages, which satisfy a well defined regex. I wonder if NPP has a plugin, which would parse the log file, recognize the error/warning messagess and let me navigate between the respective error/warning locations. EDIT Here is a typical example of the output (produced by make running MSVC cl.exe compiler): /cygdrive/c/vs2010/VC/Bin/cl -Zi -nologo -MD /D _STATIC_CPPLIB -FdC:/openjdk/OUTPUT~1/tmp/sun/sun.awt/awt/obj/Win32SurfaceData

I have a problem trying to launch Eclipse in Ubuntu 14.04. Splash picture pops up, then blinks, turns white - and nothing happens until kingdom come. I have tried Luna, Kepler and 3.8 (from Ubuntu repository). EE and SE editions - both the same. I have also tried to launch them with different (oracle) vm - 1.7 and 1.8. And yes, I have tried the -clean and simple workspace removal. This is the only thing it says in console: org.eclipse.m2e.logback.configuration: The org.eclipse.m2e.logback.configuration bundle was activated before the state location was initialized. Will retry after the state

I am trying to install Android Studio on Mac OSx, with the goal of learning some Android development. The instructions provided were simply to: 1. Launch the .dmg file you downloaded. 2. Drag and drop Android Studio into the Applications folder. 3. Open Android Studio and follow the setup wizard to install any necessary SDK tools. I get to the setup wizard, select everything, give it 6 gigs of ram when asked, then it proceeds to download components and install. However, at some point a popup appears: The following SDK component was not installed: platform-tools The output shows: Ignoring

Closed. This question is off-topic. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it's on-topic for Stack Overflow. Closed 6 years ago . I've got some experience with OpenGL and it's programmable pipeline. I'd like to give OpenCL a try, though. Could somebody propose a nice integrated kit for working with OpenCL ? I know only of QuartzComposer which looks nice, but it's mac-only. Anyone knows if it supports hand-editing of OpenCL kernels or is it all only through the GUI? Any other Linux / Windows alternative? Quartz Composer does