JB2006 + SUSE 10

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3 total messages Started by simon Sat, 25 Mar 2006 08:32

#213

Author: simon
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 08:32

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I'm having a certain amount of difficulty:

Any time I compile and get an error, the text cursor vanishes, and won't
return until I restart JB. Clearly not acceptable!

Has anyone else seen this?

I've read somewhere (I forget just where) that the Sun x86_64 JVM isn't
all it might be, so I guess that could be at fault.

JB is running under 1.5.0_03-b07 (which is the one supplied), rather
than the system default one (1.5.0_06-b05).

How do I change the JVM JB uses (as opposed to the one the project uses)?

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Re: JB2006 + SUSE 10

#214

Author: Shankar Unni
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 17:49

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simon wrote:

> I've read somewhere (I forget just where) that the Sun x86_64 JVM isn't
> all it might be, so I guess that could be at fault.

Yeah, but JB's bundled JVM is *not* the Sun 64-bit VM - it's the 
ordinary old 32-bit VM used in Linux/X86 installs.  But you're right, 
it's a teeny bit on the older side..

> How do I change the JVM JB uses (as opposed to the one the project uses)?

This is a bit dangerous. You can try changing the "javahome" parameter 
in bin/jdk.config (or renaming the JDK directory in JBuilder's home, and 
creating a symlink with the original name pointing to whatever JBuilder 
installation you want to use).

Of course, after you do that, Your Warranty Is Void, as they say in 
those disclaimers, but if it works for you, great..

Re: JB2006 + SUSE 10

#215

Author: simon
Date: Sun, 26 Mar 2006 07:11

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Shankar Unni wrote:
> simon wrote:
> 
>> I've read somewhere (I forget just where) that the Sun x86_64 JVM isn't
>> all it might be, so I guess that could be at fault.
> 
> Yeah, but JB's bundled JVM is *not* the Sun 64-bit VM - it's the
> ordinary old 32-bit VM used in Linux/X86 installs.  But you're right,
> it's a teeny bit on the older side..
> 
>> How do I change the JVM JB uses (as opposed to the one the project uses)?
> 
> This is a bit dangerous. You can try changing the "javahome" parameter
> in bin/jdk.config (or renaming the JDK directory in JBuilder's home, and
> creating a symlink with the original name pointing to whatever JBuilder
> installation you want to use).
> 
> Of course, after you do that, Your Warranty Is Void, as they say in
> those disclaimers, but if it works for you, great..

Thanks, I'll give it a try.

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Never dereference void

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