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Some alternatives for those unable to pre-install Eclipse may be available.
 
Some alternatives for those unable to pre-install Eclipse may be available.
  
Short version of instructions:
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=== Short version of instructions ===
 
* You need Java - Sun or IBM versions (not Linux's GCJ)
 
* You need Java - Sun or IBM versions (not Linux's GCJ)
 
** See [http://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_Where_do_I_get_and_install_Eclipse%3F Eclipse installation FAQ] under "Installing Java" for more information.  Java SE (JDK 6 or JRE 6) is probably what you need.
 
** See [http://wiki.eclipse.org/FAQ_Where_do_I_get_and_install_Eclipse%3F Eclipse installation FAQ] under "Installing Java" for more information.  Java SE (JDK 6 or JRE 6) is probably what you need.
* Download one of the following  from http://eclipse.org/downloads (This is Eclipse 3.6, also know as "Helios")
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* Download one of the following  from http://eclipse.org/downloads (This is Eclipse 3.6, also known as "Helios")
 
** "Eclipse Classic" has many generic Eclipse features including Java and Plug-In Development features
 
** "Eclipse Classic" has many generic Eclipse features including Java and Plug-In Development features
 
** "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers" has ONLY what you need for basic C/C++ Development and is a smaller download and less cluttered environment.
 
** "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers" has ONLY what you need for basic C/C++ Development and is a smaller download and less cluttered environment.
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* PTP 4.0.4 should be released by the time the tutorial is held, and we'll show you how to update to that RIGHT HERE, or the morning of the tutorial.
 
* PTP 4.0.4 should be released by the time the tutorial is held, and we'll show you how to update to that RIGHT HERE, or the morning of the tutorial.
  
Longer version of instructions, with screenshots [TBD]
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=== Longer version of instructions, with screenshots ===
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[TBD]
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=== Help! I'm having problems! ===
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Ask a question on the [http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/ptp-user/ PTP Users mailing list].

Revision as of 16:09, 18 October 2010

PTP Tutorial at SC10

The PTP tutorial at SC10 will be Sunday, November 14, 2010 at SC10 in New Orleans.

This year we are requesting that tutorial participants pre-install Eclipse on their laptops before attending.

Some alternatives for those unable to pre-install Eclipse may be available.

Short version of instructions

  • You need Java - Sun or IBM versions (not Linux's GCJ)
    • See Eclipse installation FAQ under "Installing Java" for more information. Java SE (JDK 6 or JRE 6) is probably what you need.
  • Download one of the following from http://eclipse.org/downloads (This is Eclipse 3.6, also known as "Helios")
    • "Eclipse Classic" has many generic Eclipse features including Java and Plug-In Development features
    • "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers" has ONLY what you need for basic C/C++ Development and is a smaller download and less cluttered environment.
  • Unzip/untar and execute the "eclipse" executable
  • Help > Install New Software...
  • Next to the "Work with:" Select the "Helios" Site - it will then populate the list of Eclipse features that you can install.
    • If you did NOT install the "Eclipse IDE for C/C++ Developers", select this feature to install now:
      • Under "Programming Languages" check "C/C++ Development Tools"
    • Select the PTP and RDT features to install
      • Under "General Purpose Tools" check two items: "Parallel Tools Platform (PTP) End-User Runtime" and "PTP Remote Development Tools (RDT)"
  • Click Next > and on the "Install Details" page confirm that you have the two (or three) items you checked.
  • Click Next > and accept the license agreement, then click Finish
  • You will be prompted to restart Eclipse.
  • PTP 4.0.4 should be released by the time the tutorial is held, and we'll show you how to update to that RIGHT HERE, or the morning of the tutorial.

Longer version of instructions, with screenshots

[TBD]

Help! I'm having problems!

Ask a question on the PTP Users mailing list.

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