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| + | Installing the CDT C/C++ Docker Container Launch support feature into an existing Eclipse may report: java.lang.reflect.InaccessibleObjectException in the error log when attempts | ||
| + | are made to access the Docker terminal (e.g. display log). This is caused because the Docker UI uses reflection to implement terminal support and this is restricted in latest JVMs unless specific JVM options are used to allow the access. A fix has been made to have the Docker Tooling feature (installed indirectly) add needed JVM options to the Eclipse configuration file: eclipse.ini. When installing, the user will be asked to restart Eclipse. Unfortunately, an Eclipse restart from the UI does not re-read the eclipse.ini file and the error will continue (this is a known reported issue). Closing Eclipse and restarting manually after the install will fix the problem for good. The 2022-03 C/C++ EPP download already has the needed JVM options specified so this will not occur. This problem can also be averted by running Eclipse with JVM 11. | ||
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Revision as of 14:50, 4 March 2022
Contents
Release
This is the New & Noteworthy page for CDT 10.6 which is part of Eclipse 2022-03 Simultaneous Release
| CDT Update Site enabled by default | When installing Eclipse CDT, the update site for the latest Eclipse CDT is added to the available software sites by default to allow Check for Updates to notify users that a new version of CDT is available. See Bug 575046. |
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Known Issues
Installing the CDT C/C++ Docker Container Launch support feature into an existing Eclipse may report: java.lang.reflect.InaccessibleObjectException in the error log when attempts are made to access the Docker terminal (e.g. display log). This is caused because the Docker UI uses reflection to implement terminal support and this is restricted in latest JVMs unless specific JVM options are used to allow the access. A fix has been made to have the Docker Tooling feature (installed indirectly) add needed JVM options to the Eclipse configuration file: eclipse.ini. When installing, the user will be asked to restart Eclipse. Unfortunately, an Eclipse restart from the UI does not re-read the eclipse.ini file and the error will continue (this is a known reported issue). Closing Eclipse and restarting manually after the install will fix the problem for good. The 2022-03 C/C++ EPP download already has the needed JVM options specified so this will not occur. This problem can also be averted by running Eclipse with JVM 11.
Editor
Refactoring
Code Analysis
Parser
Formatter
Build
Debug
Launch Bar
Terminal
API modifications
Bugs Fixed in this Release
See Bugzilla report Bugs Fixed in CDT 10.6