I'm trying to use Eclipse for J2ME development. I need to import a device from the "Device Management" menu. Whenever i try to import a device it gives me error. The error is: Error storing devices-Could not compile stylesheet. I'm using Eclipse 3.3.
It was because I use Windows in Turkish. It is something to do with language packages, i think. I changed my default language in Windows to English and the problem solved.
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I'm trying to set up lldb debugger on Eclipse and I follow this link https://wiki.eclipse.org/CDT/User/FAQ#How_do_I_get_the_LLDB_debugger.3F
Follow by the paragraph "How do I install the LLDB debugger integration?", the content is out-of-date and I try to google but still can't find the answer. My problems are:
In my Eclipse Help > Install new Software, I can find any C/C++ LLDB Debugger Integration option to install.
I'm using Xcode version 12 and it no longer support lldb-mi.
Can anyone help me on this thank you.
lldb-mi is no longer part of the basic lldb distribution, but you can get the sources (and instructions on building it) here:
https://github.com/lldb-tools/lldb-mi
I tried to use ILOG CPLEX Optimization Studio on my MacBook. The installation worked fine, but after startup the application is literally unusable.
I created a empty Project, when I click any file I get a java.lang.NullPointerException. In the preferences, when I try to access any page I just get a error that the current page has wrong values.
Any Idea how to fix that. My colleague has exactly the same problems. I have currently installed 12.10, but already tried with 12.9 which shows the same errors.
Edit: Tried it on macOS Catalina and Big Sur with the same behaviour
I am trying to build a swift project on Linux which depends on CoreBluetooth.framework. It builds fine on OSX, but on Linux it gives me the following error
~/ReWork/.../DeviceManager.swift:10:8: error no such module 'CoreBluetooth'
import CoreBluetooth
^
I used Xcode to hunt around, and found the actual .framework file on my mac, which looks to contain a bunch of headers. Is it at all possible to put this on my linux box and point swift to it?
No. CoreBluetooth is a component of macOS, and is not available on Linux.
When I updated my android sdk it gave me an error that did not let me zip align my tool, then with the sdk manager android sdk tools rev 23 and now it gives me a wayyyy more generic error, "failed to export application package" how do I solve this error? Some people suggested to check for updates, but there were no updates! can somebody tell me what is going on?
Problem solved, I just re-installed eclipse, and used the same workspace, that seemed to work!
I've been trying to do the Stanford CS106A course through iTunesU, but I keep running into problems with Eclipse. I tried getting Stanford's custom version with Karel, but that kept giving the "unable to access jarfile startup.jar" error. I even tried getting a current version and trying the instructions on http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/articles/getting_stanfords_karel_robot_run_debians_eclipse, but that threw null pointer exceptions when I tried to run a programming assignment.
I'm not sure what information to give, but I'm running Mac OS 10.6.8 (64-bit, I think?), and my Java version is 1.6.0_22.
Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated. I've got algorithms in my head, and I need to get them out! :)
The correct download link for the Eclipse package recommended by the course is actually via the class page here: http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs106a/
The software link is in the sidebar, but it uses frames so it's difficult to link directly. Here's the software page without the navigation:
http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs106a/software/
I had the same problem and had followed an older handout that pointed me to an older version of eclipse, I think pre OSX Tiger that will never work. Thanks for the tip pointing me to the right location, I downloaded it from http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs106a/ and it worked right away. Thanks becw
For those that are interested, this is even working in MAC OSX 10.10.1