1. Try to install TPTP from "Eclipse MarketPlace" and also from "software sites" : both way didn't enable me to get TPTP. Is there a way to make it this way ? If yes, how ? (I prefer to let Eclipse do the install : this way I am sure things are done correctly ! And I don't have to care about)
   
2. Compelled to install TPTP manually : download "All-In-One" package from www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/downloads/, then unzip, then add eclipse/plugin and eclipse/features to my existing Eclipse install. Note : the downloaded eclipse binary (exe) seems to be unable to run on 64-bits even if "32-bits exe should run also on 64-bits" ("./eclipse" gives "no file or directory of this type", "ldd ./eclipse" gives "not a binary file"). Is there a TPTP 64-bit version ? If yes where can I get it ? (download site seems to deliver only 32-bit version)
   
3. From here, I see profiling features in Eclipse but profiling configuration are screwed by the "IWAT0435E" error (stackoverflow.com/questions/575110/how-to-solve-tptp-monitor-error-iwat0435e-in-eclipse-on-debian-based-linux). The fix proposed on stackoverflow does not work (sudo apt-get install libstdc++5).
   
4. I didn't try to add an extra Agent Controller as I only need to profile locally (according to the documentation, extra agent are only needed for remote profiling). I believe the problem is not related to a missing agent : getting a solution digging this way looks like a dead end (I believe agent is contained in "All-In-One" but does not run or start).
   

Hi there !

Is it possible to run TPTP on Ubuntu 11.10 64-bits ? If yes, how ?

I must profile 64-bits applications written in Java, C, C++ and Fortran. I need to profile locally only.

I heard that TPTP was the Eclipse plugin that would enable such things : is this correct ? This is not clear to me : Hitchhike seems to be another Eclipse plugin that enables profiling only C and C++ applications. Does TPTP handle only Java ? Or does TPTP enables also profiling C, C++, Fortran ?

I use Eclipse :
Version: Indigo Service Release 2
Build id: 20120216-1857
I know that TPTP is not included in Indigo but, as far as I understand, it should be possible to include TPTP in Indigo and get it run : is this correct ?

I tried to install TPTP in my existing Eclipse : impossible to make it run ! This is what I have done :

1. Try to install TPTP from "Eclipse MarketPlace" and also from "software sites" : both way didn't enable me to get TPTP. Is there a way to make it this way ? If yes, how ? (I prefer to let Eclipse do the install : this way I am sure things are done correctly ! And I don't have to care about)[/quote]
   
   You should avoid installing TPTP via Marketplace. If you insist on mixing Indigo with TPTP 4.7.2 I would suggest trying to extract the 4.7.2 zip archives in your eclipse installation dropins folders. Make sure to have a structure like dropins/TPTP/eclipse/(features|plugins) here.
   
   FH Mising name wrote on Mon, 05 March 2012 07:31

   Compelled to install TPTP manually : download "All-In-One" package from www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/downloads/, then unzip, then add eclipse/plugin and eclipse/features to my existing Eclipse install. Note : the downloaded eclipse binary (exe) seems to be unable to run on 64-bits even if "32-bits exe should run also on 64-bits" ("./eclipse" gives "no file or directory of this type", "ldd ./eclipse" gives "not a binary file"). Is there a TPTP 64-bit version ? If yes where can I get it ? (download site seems to deliver only 32-bit version)

   
   
   You should be very careful about not mixing 64 and 32-bit installations. To be on the safe side use a 32-bit Eclipse with 32-bit Java for your Profiling environment and an additional local 64 bit Agent controller.
   
   FH Mising name wrote on Mon, 05 March 2012 07:31

   
   

   From here, I see profiling features in Eclipse but profiling configuration are screwed by the "IWAT0435E" error (stackoverflow.com/questions/575110/how-to-solve-tptp-monitor-error-iwat0435e-in-eclipse-on-debian-based-linux). The fix proposed on stackoverflow does not work (sudo apt-get install libstdc++5).
   

   I didn't try to add an extra Agent Controller as I only need to profile locally (according to the documentation, extra agent are only needed for remote profiling). I believe the problem is not related to a missing agent : getting a solution digging this way looks like a dead end (I believe agent is contained in "All-In-One" but does not run or start).
   

TPTP still does not work. I still have the "IWAT0435E" error in profile configuration. Eclipse log gives :
.../workspace/.metadata > tail .log
!MESSAGE Cannot resolve IAC bundle ID org.eclipse.tptp.platform.ac.linux_em64t

!ENTRY org.eclipse.tptp.platform.iac.administrator 4 0 2012-03-05 13:17:28.044
!MESSAGE Integrated Agent Controller(IAC) was not found. Make sure you have IAC installed.

!ENTRY org.eclipse.tptp.platform.iac.administrator 4 0 2012-03-05 13:17:31.315
!MESSAGE Cannot resolve IAC bundle ID org.eclipse.tptp.platform.ac.linux_em64t

!ENTRY org.eclipse.tptp.platform.iac.administrator 4 0 2012-03-05 13:17:31.316
!MESSAGE Integrated Agent Controller(IAC) was not found. Make sure you have IAC installed.

I googled this without finding any relevant way out...

Thanks for helping,

FH