is it soylatte that you download for a jdk package for mac? what do i do to get the compiler set on eclipse?
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setting the compiler for eclipse mac os x
is it soylatte that you download for a jdk package for mac? what do i do to get the compiler set on eclipse?
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Re: setting the compiler for eclipse mac os x
Have you tried one of these downloads?
Apple Java downlaods
According to Apple, Java with the JDK should come pre-installed on their OSX opperating system.
Eclipse has two separate downloads for mac: Mac Carbon and Mac Cocoa. I think (not positive) that Mac Carbon is the version for older macs (the ones that run Apple's processor), and Mac Cocoa is for Intel-based macs. From previous experience with Eclipse, All you need to do is download and extract from the archive to get it running (provided you have a properly installed version of the JDK).
Re: setting the compiler for eclipse mac os x
Second helloworld's response: the JDK should is pre-installed on a mac, so there shouldn't need to be any fancy configuration - Eclipse should be instal and go. For what its worth apple seemed a bit late to the party to ship computers with jdk6. As a result I still try to avoid jdk6 specific features so the software can run on older mac OS's
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