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  installing eclipse, step by step instructions My Python <mypython_2010@yahoo.com> - 2011-06-01 19:13 -0700
    Re: installing eclipse, step by step instructions Ian Collins <ian-news@hotmail.com> - 2011-06-02 14:32 +1200
      Re: installing eclipse, step by step instructions My Python <mypython_2010@yahoo.com> - 2011-06-01 19:42 -0700
        Re: installing eclipse, step by step instructions Ian Collins <ian-news@hotmail.com> - 2011-06-02 18:16 +1200
        Re: installing eclipse, step by step instructions pasa <pasa@lib.hu> - 2011-06-02 03:14 -0700
          Re: installing eclipse, step by step instructions Christopher <cpisz@austin.rr.com> - 2011-06-02 09:22 -0700

#229 — installing eclipse, step by step instructions

greetings All,

Looking for step by step instructions to install eclipse (to use as an
IDE as well as run time debugger for multi-threaded apps written using
C++/pthreads) on Sun Solaris 10.

Please show the URL where to get eclipse from and step by step
install, sample configure etc.

help is appreciated!

thanks!

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#230

On 06/ 2/11 02:13 PM, My Python wrote:
> greetings All,
>
> Looking for step by step instructions to install eclipse (to use as an
> IDE as well as run time debugger for multi-threaded apps written using
> C++/pthreads) on Sun Solaris 10.
>
> Please show the URL where to get eclipse from and step by step
> install, sample configure etc.

Why don't you use SunStudio?  If you are building for Solaris the Studio 
tools are a better choice.

-- 
Ian Collins

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#231

On Jun 1, 10:32 pm, Ian Collins <ian-n...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> On 06/ 2/11 02:13 PM, My Python wrote:
>
> > greetings All,
>
> > Looking for step by step instructions to install eclipse (to use as an
> > IDE as well as run time debugger for multi-threaded apps written using
> > C++/pthreads) on Sun Solaris 10.
>
> > Please show the URL where to get eclipse from and step by step
> > install, sample configure etc.
>
> Why don't you use SunStudio?  If you are building for Solaris the Studio
> tools are a better choice.
>
> --
> Ian Collins

From what I have heard: In eclipse, while debugging a multithreaded
app, the developer is able to
control threads using the IDE (pause/resume, activate/inactive etc.) I
have not used Sun Studio
but I am not opposed to using Sun Studio if this feature is available.

Please let me know if this feature is available in Sun Studio. Even if
this feature is not available in Sun Studio,
 I am willing to check it out -- but need instructions to install it.

I have no admin skills on Unix, so things need to be explained how to
install in my
user account, step by step. The sys admins at my work won't help me or
listen to me, unless I can
convince the mgmt I can save bucks for them by making things *less
time consuming*

Help and response is very much appreciated!
(p.s: If it matters I am a seasoned Visual Studio/.NET developer from
the Microsoft  track, it is hard to believe
all the work I need to do get there to use a visual debugger on Unix!)

TIA!

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#233

On 06/ 2/11 02:42 PM, My Python wrote:
> On Jun 1, 10:32 pm, Ian Collins<ian-n...@hotmail.com>  wrote:
>> On 06/ 2/11 02:13 PM, My Python wrote:
>>
>>> greetings All,
>>
>>> Looking for step by step instructions to install eclipse (to use as an
>>> IDE as well as run time debugger for multi-threaded apps written using
>>> C++/pthreads) on Sun Solaris 10.
>>
>>> Please show the URL where to get eclipse from and step by step
>>> install, sample configure etc.
>>
>> Why don't you use SunStudio?  If you are building for Solaris the Studio
>> tools are a better choice.
>>
>  From what I have heard: In eclipse, while debugging a multithreaded
> app, the developer is able to
> control threads using the IDE (pause/resume, activate/inactive etc.) I
> have not used Sun Studio
> but I am not opposed to using Sun Studio if this feature is available.
>
> Please let me know if this feature is available in Sun Studio. Even if
> this feature is not available in Sun Studio,

Yes, dbx has always been better at handling threads than gdb.  Studio 
also comes with static analysis tools for threaded applications.

>   I am willing to check it out -- but need instructions to install it.

They come with it.

-- 
Ian Collins

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#235

"My Python" <mypython_2010@yahoo.com>
>> Why don't you use SunStudio? If you are building for Solaris the Studio
>> tools are a better choice.

>From what I have heard: In eclipse, while debugging a multithreaded
>app, the developer is able to
>control threads using the IDE (pause/resume, activate/inactive etc.) I
>have not used Sun Studio
>but I am not opposed to using Sun Studio if this feature is available.

I used Sun Workshop back in 1996. It came with tutorial on debugging,
that used a supplied program 'freeway'.  That simulated traffic on a
road in highly multithreaded manner.  Hopefully they did not go
backwards in all the time passed. ;-)

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#239

On Jun 2, 5:14 am, pasa <p...@lib.hu> wrote:
> "My Python" <mypython_2...@yahoo.com>
>
> >> Why don't you use SunStudio? If you are building for Solaris the Studio
> >> tools are a better choice.
> >From what I have heard: In eclipse, while debugging a multithreaded
> >app, the developer is able to
> >control threads using the IDE (pause/resume, activate/inactive etc.) I
> >have not used Sun Studio
> >but I am not opposed to using Sun Studio if this feature is available.
>
> I used Sun Workshop back in 1996. It came with tutorial on debugging,
> that used a supplied program 'freeway'.  That simulated traffic on a
> road in highly multithreaded manner.  Hopefully they did not go
> backwards in all the time passed. ;-)


Isn't this all a little OT?

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