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Elena Laskavaia
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Re: 64 Bit version of Eclipse
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Elena Laskavaia
10/14/2015 10:05 AM
post114640
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Re: 64 Bit version of Eclipse
Did you try to install this from the repo on top of 64 bit mars?
I am really surprise it works with mars since this repo is for Kepler
CDT uses native packages, if you can get 64 bit native fragments from mars cdt and drop them in
some-how - it may work.
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Mario Charest
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Re: 64 Bit version of Eclipse
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Mario Charest
10/14/2015 3:32 PM
post114646
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Re: 64 Bit version of Eclipse
I installed the zip file through Mars "Install New Software" method. I tried when Mars first came out but it wouldn't
install, couldn't resolve dependencies. I decided to try against this week and remember that when I did the same
procedure with Kepler I needed to use the Classic version of Eclipse. For Mars I realized that the “SDK package” is
what I was looking for.
I don't have much mileage with it since only started using it yesterday. But it's looking good so far. I had to modify
the .ini provided with Mars to use the equinox launcher provided with Momentics 6.6.0, as specify in qde.ini of 6.6.
We have been using Luna for over a year with the same repo files.
The reason we have been using this setup instead of out of the box Momentics, is Momentics comes with an old svn plug-in
and I couldn't find a way to upgrade/uninstall reliably it because of the way it’s bundle. By using the Eclipse +
QNXREpos setup we have been able to keep up-to-date with Eclipse/CDT and make use of the latest feature set.
We offer our programmers the choice of Eclipse+repos or Momentics telling them that by using Eclipse+repos they are
using an "untested" package that is not officially support. But after more than a year of experience it turns out that
Eclipse+repos is more stable and has increase usability.
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