| All in one build for amd64 linux gtk [message #54135] |
Sun, 23 September 2007 04:43  |
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Originally posted by: kkunjas.gmail.com
Will there be a all in one build for amd64 linux build
because its damn hard to install all prerequisits for pdt in plain eclipse
( i presonaly haven't succeded )
Or where can i find detailed instructions how to get a working pdt in
plain eclipse 3.3 ( which has amd64 linux build)
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| Re: All in one build for amd64 linux gtk [message #54716 is a reply to message #54352] |
Tue, 25 September 2007 03:45  |
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Hi,
There is a list of requirements in every build, complete with links for
download. You can simply download those files (except the " Eclipse test
framework" which is broken and unnecessary), install them on your existing
eclipse sdk and you are good to go...
Hope this helps,
Alon
On 9/24/07 11:40 AM, in article pan.2007.09.24.09.25.44@willevolve.com,
"Kreso Kunjas" <kreso.kunjas@willevolve.com> wrote:
> Na Sun, 23 Sep 2007 11:08:39 +0200, Michael Spector napisao:
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>> Hi,
>>
>> Just go to Help->Software Updates->Find and install... Install PDT using
>> new Update Site: http://download.eclipse.org/tools/pdt/updates/
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> but that isn't enough because pdt relies on bunch of other eclipse
> projects ,like wst, and i don't have update sites for those. So this isnt
> a solution for my problem.
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> pdt project should either build all-in-one eclipse for 64 bit build or add
> a detailed instructions how to install pdt on plain eclipse.
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> Till now i have used ther all-in-one build and added additional plugins
> that i need to that, but now i'm using 64bit linux as my dev platform so
> this doesn't work any more, and i certaily don't want to use 32bit build.
>
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| Re: All in one build for amd64 linux gtk [message #55175 is a reply to message #54716] |
Wed, 26 September 2007 15:23 |
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Originally posted by: kkunjas.gmail.com
Na Tue, 25 Sep 2007 09:45:19 +0200, Alon Peled napisao:
> Hi,
>
> There is a list of requirements in every build, complete with links for
> download. You can simply download those files (except the " Eclipse test
> framework" which is broken and unnecessary), install them on your
> existing eclipse sdk and you are good to go...
>
> Hope this helps,
i has, somewhat. It can be done now, because all dependencies are
available on eclipse discovery, so i have managed to install pdt withouth
any problems.
to reproduce: download 64bit build of eclipse, add pdt update site to
update manager, then for update selecte eclipse discovery and pdt update
and just click on requirements that pdt needs until you can proceed with
install ( all dependencies meet).
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