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Which Version of Eclipse?
I just upgraded my development system from 32 bit Windows XP to 64 bit Windows 7 and am unsure if I should install the 32 bit version of Eclipse or the 64 bit version, or will it matter? Obviously I want to produce 32 bit .JAR files for Sage - can the 64 bit version of Eclipse produce 32 bit .JARs?
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There is no such thing as a 64 bit java 'application'. Java compiled classes are in java bytecode, period. Executing the programs on a 64 bit JVM (which in turn requires a 64 bit OS) gives them access to more memory, but the difference is invisible to the program since all access to memory manipulation is hidden and all datatypes are the same.
Unless you have native code (machine code compiled for a specific arcitechture) your code will run equally well in a 32-bit and 64-bit JVM. Gerry
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The .jar themselves are device independent, that's the whole point of java...
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So if I install the 64 bit JDK and 64 bit Eclipse the compiled .JAR will work on 32 bit and 64 bit systems? Then why are there different versions of the JRE and JDK?
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To put it this way... the java 'int' is always 32bits, and it doesn't change because you are running on a 64bit jvm.
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Since I'm migrating to a new machine I also thought I'd migrate from NetBeans to Eclipse. One thing for sure, the Eclipse install process is way more difficult. Unzip, create shortcuts, edit eclipse.ini ... yuk. Why didn't they use a proper installer?
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![]() ![]() Feel free to hit me up with questions. As for the installer... I like the download and unzip over the windows installer... I know what's being installed and where, and I can easily pick it up and move it... I typically install (ie, unzip) eclipse in my home directory (apps/eclipse) and when I reinstall Linux, eclipse is already installed ![]()
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As you know, I'm not afraid to ask questions
![]() First think I'm going to do is figure out how to get at my existing projects in google code. I think I need Subclipse.....
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I got eclipse to talk to the googlecode repository but am a little unsure of how to proceed.
1. I'm assuming that to checkout one specific project I add that as a specific repository (So I added https://tmiranda.googlecode.com/svn/...ercialDetector as the repo location.) Is this correct or do I add https://tmiranda.googlecode.com/svn/trunk and get all of my projects in one go? 2. Do I select "Checkout as a project configured using the New Project Wizard" or "Checkout as a project in the workspace"? If the former, what type of project do I select? (The project should produce a .JAR usable by SageTV.)
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- Select your repository - Navigate to the project root folder (if you have multiple projects) - Highlight the project and then click finish. This should create a project the same name as your selected project in the repo. You can then configure the src and build path (if your project is not already an Eclipse project)
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