Second Life Forums Archive - Do you use Eclipse on Linux or Windows?

Adam Marker

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Join date: 2 Jan 2004

Posts: 104

02-25-2005 16:19

If you use Eclipse (Release 3) for Linux or Windows and would be willing to give my new editor for LSL a try, please let me know. As an Eclipse plug-in, the editor should work on all platforms, but I have only tested it on Macintosh so far.

Huns Valen

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Join date: 3 May 2003

Posts: 2,749

02-25-2005 16:40

I can't really help with that right now but I wanted to chime in and say that Eclipse is AWESOME. I used it about a year ago to put together some Java stuff and it is a killer IDE.

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Jack Lambert

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Join date: 4 Jun 2004

Posts: 265

02-25-2005 23:42

I have Eclipse and use it on XP...

I do 99% of my offline coding in Scite but I'd be willing to give it a shot. I normally stay away from Eclipse because it is ... bloaty

--Jack Lambert

Dan Rhodes

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Join date: 5 Jul 2003

Posts: 268

02-26-2005 00:39

Ahh I've been using eclipse on XP for all my java programming for school. I have the entire thing on my 512 meg usb flash drive. Kinda switched from Netbeans but am liking it so far.

is it just me or is extremely slow at times? I think it is bloaty.

Shack Dougall

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Join date: 9 Aug 2004

Posts: 1,028

02-26-2005 00:58

I'm your man for Windows (XP). I'd love to give it a go!

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Adam Marker

new scripter

Join date: 2 Jan 2004

Posts: 104

02-26-2005 07:32

Thanks for all the responses! I'll get in touch with you in-world. And .... I'm still looking for my Linux friend.

There are certainly some slow places in Eclipse. One thing though ... given the lazy loading architecture, any time you try something new in a session, there is usually a pause while it finds the proper plug-in and gets things started. For instance: The first time I click on a little QuickFix lightbulb, it is probably 20 seconds before it pops. After that, the QuickFix lives up to its name.

Do you use Eclipse on Linux or Windows?
Adam Marker new scripter Join date: 2 Jan 2004 Posts: 104	02-25-2005 16:19 If you use Eclipse (Release 3) for Linux or Windows and would be willing to give my new editor for LSL a try, please let me know. As an Eclipse plug-in, the editor should work on all platforms, but I have only tested it on Macintosh so far.
Huns Valen Don't PM me here. Join date: 3 May 2003 Posts: 2,749	02-25-2005 16:40 I can't really help with that right now but I wanted to chime in and say that Eclipse is AWESOME. I used it about a year ago to put together some Java stuff and it is a killer IDE. _____________________ [ huns? \|\| words \|\| 1TBS KREW \|\| VHI Aircraft \|\| Whitepaper on Aircraft Physics ] Make yourself and your objects immune to llPushObject().
Jack Lambert Registered User Join date: 4 Jun 2004 Posts: 265	02-25-2005 23:42 I have Eclipse and use it on XP... I do 99% of my offline coding in Scite but I'd be willing to give it a shot. I normally stay away from Eclipse because it is ... bloaty --Jack Lambert
Dan Rhodes hehe Join date: 5 Jul 2003 Posts: 268	02-26-2005 00:39 Ahh I've been using eclipse on XP for all my java programming for school. I have the entire thing on my 512 meg usb flash drive. Kinda switched from Netbeans but am liking it so far. is it just me or is extremely slow at times? I think it is bloaty.
Shack Dougall self become: Object new Join date: 9 Aug 2004 Posts: 1,028	02-26-2005 00:58 I'm your man for Windows (XP). I'd love to give it a go! _____________________ Prim Composer for 3dsMax -- complete offline builder for prims and sculpties in 3ds Max http://liferain.com/downloads/primcomposer/ Hierarchical Prim Archive (HPA) -- HPA is is a fully-documented, platform-independent specification for storing and transferring builds between Second Life-compatible platforms and tools. https://liferain.com/projects/hpa
Adam Marker new scripter Join date: 2 Jan 2004 Posts: 104	02-26-2005 07:32 Thanks for all the responses! I'll get in touch with you in-world. And .... I'm still looking for my Linux friend. There are certainly some slow places in Eclipse. One thing though ... given the lazy loading architecture, any time you try something new in a session, there is usually a pause while it finds the proper plug-in and gets things started. For instance: The first time I click on a little QuickFix lightbulb, it is probably 20 seconds before it pops. After that, the QuickFix lives up to its name.

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