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To get reasonable performance, we recommend Sun's JVM or IBM's J9. Eclipse must be running on a Java 1.5 or later Java Virtual Machine (JVM).Follow the instructions below for "Installing on a Machine Without Internet Access." You should also follow these instructions if you did not download Eclipse from (e.g., if you installed it from a Linux distribution like Ubuntu). Otherwise, CDT probably will not be installed automatically.If you downloaded Eclipse from and you will be following the instructions below for "Installing on a Machine With Internet Access," then CDT should be installed automatically when you install Photran.You should have the C/C++ Development Tools (CDT) 7.0 installed.You must have Eclipse 3.6 (Helios) installed. 7 Running and Debugging Fortran Programs.6.4 Recognizing Executables (Binary Parsers).6.3 Marking Error Messages from Your Fortran Compiler (Error Parsers).5.5.6.2 Setting colors for syntax highlighting.5.5.6.1 Selecting horizontal ruler vs.5.5 Using the Fortran editor and Fortran perspective.5.1.2 Adding Additional Filename Extensions.5.1.1 Configuring Source Form/Filename Extension Associations.5.1 Configuring Source Forms and Filename Extensions.4 Upgrading Projects Created with Earlier Versions of Photran.3.3 Converting C/C++ Projects to Fortran Projects.3.2 Starting a Project with a Hand-Written Makefile.3.1 Starting a Project with an Auto-Generated Makefile.

1.4 Additional Instructions for Mac OS X Users.

1.3 Additional Instructions for Windows Users.

1.2.2 Installing on a Machine Without Internet Access.

1.2.1 Installing on a Machine With Internet Access.

> It would be great to get this working so any help/advice is appreciated. > I’ve had a look in the log files and have attached the relevant error. > It’s a large(ish) project with ~400 source files in a separate /src directory and a few dozen include files in /includes, but nothing which should cause a problem I don’t think. Each time I try to enable analysis/refactoring I get the following error: "An internal error > I’ve recently started trying to use Photon (9.1.1 on OS X, but I get the same error on Windows) for a new project and am having trouble getting the indexing working. 2017 à 12:05, Duncan Watson-Parris a écrit : You can try to « clear and rebuild the database », sometimes it helps!īut usually, I don’t use the refactoring! I’ve the same problem on OSX with a large fortran project (with several version of Eclipse).