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How to download a specific version of SWT ? [message #1412930]

Wed, 27 August 2014 11:42

Gidi Gal

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Hello to the forum members,

I'd like to debug a problem I have in swt 3.6.3v3659f. I'm new to Git and to the structure of sources in Eclipse projects. I downloaded Git and also downloaded EGit and tried to follow "Using SWT from Git" page:
1) I cloned Git repository and selected the "master" branch" only.
2) Before I imported the projects I selected the tag "v3659f" and selected "Checkout".
3) I imported the org.eclipse.swt project.

I have errors in the project. It seems that the project does not have the correct structure of packages - I get "Package does not exist in the plugin" errors in MANIFEST.MF for a bunch of org.eclipse.swt.* packages in the "Export-Package" section.

If anyone has an idea what is missing here, I'll be grateful for your comments.

Thanks,
Gidi

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Re: How to download a specific version of SWT ? [message #1412952 is a reply to message #1412930]

Wed, 27 August 2014 12:15

Gidi Gal

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Problem solved, I missed the part in the instructions that related to .classpath.

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Re: How to download a specific version of SWT ? [message #1412975 is a reply to message #1412930]

Wed, 27 August 2014 13:27

Gidi Gal

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Next problem: when I try to launch my debug session I get error
java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Cannot load 32-bit SWT libraries on 64-bit JVM
So, the question is how to set org.eclipse.swt to support Windows 64 bit ?

Thanks,
Gidi

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Re: How to download a specific version of SWT ? [message #1412991 is a reply to message #1412975]

Wed, 27 August 2014 14:14

Niraj Modi

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You seems to be loading 32-bit SWT libraries on a 64-JVM, so fix your class-path either point to 64-bit SWT or use 32-bit JVM.
SWT FAQs page: http://www.eclipse.org/swt/faq.php

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Re: How to download a specific version of SWT ? [message #1413040 is a reply to message #1412991]

Wed, 27 August 2014 16:10

Gidi Gal

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Hello Niraj,

Thanks for your reply. Which classpath file should I use for SWT project ? I see only .classpath_win32, there's no .classpath_win64.

Thanks,
Gidi

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