.classpath file to set paths and exclude files.
.classpath.default to .classpath.
This choice is the simpler choice, but might exclude optional
third party packages.
./configure. This choice is more complex, but this choice will include
optional third party software that is already installed on your
machine.
./configure
or reloading an accessor will check out the accessors repo for
you.
c:\Ptolemy\ptII8.1.devel.
/Users/yourlogin/workspace/ptIIc:/Documents and Settings/yourlogin/Documents/workspace/ptII.classpath and select delete..classpath.default, select copy..classpath.default.
.classpath. with a
trailing dot. The "operating system" will delete the trailing dot.
.classpath.default file with an
editor such as Wordpad, Notepad or any other editor and then save the file as
.classpath. Or, use a DOS prompt.
Most users will choose the above option because running configure requires installing Cygwin.
OR
configure in the Ptolemy II home
directory.
The procedure below will modify the .classpath file
that is provided in the version control repository to customize it
for the software that you have installed.
make. The workaround is to install Cygwin,
see http://ptolemy.eecs.berkeley.edu/ptolemyII/ptIIlatest/cygwin.htmStart | Run | Cygwin
cd c:/Ptolemy/ptII8.1.devel
Note that if there are spaces in the path name to the directory
where your Ptolemy installation is located, then you should use
double quotes around the path:
cd "c:/Documents and Settings/yourLogin/workspace/ptII"
$PTII to the location of the Ptolemy II source tree:
export PTII=c:/Ptolemy/ptII8.1.develAgain, if there are spaces in the path, use double quotes:
export PTII="c:/Documents and Settings/yourLogin/workspace/ptII"
./configureThis will create
$PTII/.classpath
.classpath, go back to Eclipse and
do File | Refresh so that Eclipse gets the updated
.classpath file.
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