I downloaded Intel-Simics-Public-Release-Preview and have it installed on a CentOS 8.4 box, I went to my-simics-project-1 directory, there is a simics-eclipse, but when I run it, it reports an error: Simics Eclipse not found. Please install package 1001..
Is that because the preview version doesn't contains that package?
As noted on Intel website,
The Eclipse* IDE for Simics® software GUI is not included in the public Simics simulator release.
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I have installed eclipse aarch64 based on my mac m1.
it was working fine. later i stopped using it for few days but i was just opening and closing it just to make sure it is not crashing as it used to happen with x64 version.
Now even with aarch it is crashing.
As soon as i open it via launch pad it says 'The apllication 'Eclipse'can't be opened.
Here are the details of eclipse and jdk version that i am currently using.
Eclipse: eclipse-java-2021-12-R-macosx-cocoa-aarch64
Jdk: jdk-17_macos-aarch64_bin
I've just had the same problem on the second launch of Eclipse from a fresh installation. The solution was to re-sign the app with an ad-hoc signature:
sudo codesign --force --deep --sign - /Applications/Eclipse.app
I normally use the most recent version of TexStudio with my Linux Mint system by downloading the source tarball and compiling it in my machine. Recently I upgraded Mint to 17.3 and TexStudio to 2.10.8 at the same time.
However, when I installed TexStudio, the menu bar was not there anymore, I uninstalled and reinstalled the stable version 2.6.6, everything was fine, but upgrading it to 2.10.8 again, menu was lost.
Does anyone have a clue how to fix this?
it worked fine for me, taking the xUbuntu 14.04 package. Linux Mint 17.3 is based on that version of Ubuntu. Its better to use the pre-build package
I'm really perplexed by this behavior:
I am installing a github repo using pip with the Canopy Command Prompt in Enthought Canopy version 1.5.2
When I install a package from github, it clones the file, installs and says everything is up to date and even changes the version number, but the imported package is still the old version
For instance, I change the names of a function from version 7.1.1 to 7.1.2. When I go to install the latest version, pip tells me I have installed version 7.1.2, but the changes are not taking place in the actual install when I import the file in the Canopy Editor, in fact a simple help(package) is showing the old version as still installed. So pip in the Canopy Command Prompt is telling me I am installing the latest version, but when I import that package in the actual Canopy Editor, the older version is installed.
I have restarted my kernel, closed the Enthought program, but neither seem to fix the problem.
I am facing an issue while opening my eclipse (indigo) version. it is displaying following alert message
To open “Eclipse,” you need a Java SE 6 runtime. Would you like to install one now?
although I have jdk 1.7 already installed on my machine. this issue I am facing after upgrading my Mac OSX from 10.7.5 to 10.8.5. please suggest me some how to resolve this issue
Thanks
I am using install4j to create a Window and Mac OSX installer for a new version of my software. The only thing that has changed since my last distribution is my application. I have not changed any of the launcher or media file options in install4j. After building the installer, the Windows installer runs fine. The Mac OSX installer gives an error message on some machines. The message is "You need at least a 1.7 Java Virtual Machine to install..." However, a user reported that they already have 1.7 installed but still gets the error message. Does anyone know what is causing this error? Does install4j require 1.7 to run on a Mac?
Thanks
Edit the media file of your Mac OS X installer and go to the "JRE" step. If "Installed OpenJDK JRE" is selected, then Java 7 and higher is required. The above message indicates that no such JRE was installed. Also, make sure to update to the latest version of install4j.