Project: Kepler Mac OS

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• Moonlight-mac is an open source implementation of the NVIDIA Streaming Protocol for macOS and is based on moonlight-ios. A modified version of this project has been merged into moonlight-ios. Since I can modify this version without taking care of the ios version, this repository will see more changes and will be maintained more actively.
• Build 2.0.0 - December 8, 2009 - Release notes There is now a single GWT distribution for Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux.
• The exact path depends on whether you are running a 32-bit Java Virtual Machine or a 64-bit virtual machine. As of August, 2011, it seems that Mac OS X 10.5 may be running a 32-bit Java Virtual Machine and Mac OS X 10.6 and later is running a 64-bit virtual machine. To test, run java -version.
• To install Kepler 2.5, select the appropriate installer for your operating system. To install on Windows, double click on the executable Kepler-2.5-win.exe to run the installer. On Mac OS X, mount the Kepler-2.5.dmg by double-clicking it and drag-and-drop Kepler-2.5 into the /Applications folder.

I have bought Project Professional 2016 through a HUP, but I cannot get this to download to my MAC. I either get a warning that 'no application can open it' or 'Microsoft Windows applications are not supported on OS X'. I cannot find a number to call anyone for help and the online customer Services page does not open.

Provide the download packages for the main Eclipse download page in accordance with the Eclipse Simultaneous Release.

EPP for Kepler in version 2.0.0 includes

• a Buckminster build that generates the p2 repository with the package definitions
• build scripts that are used in the nightly package builds
• everything from the EPP Packages Git repository http://git.eclipse.org/c/epp/org.eclipse.epp.packages.git

Project: Kepler Mac Os 11

The Eclipse Platform team used to add their 'SDK' build as 'Classic/SDK' package to the list of downloads to the main Eclipse download page. This package has now been replaced with a new EPP owned package maintained by members from the Eclipse Platform team. In order to reflect this change, the new package has been renamed to 'Eclipse Standard'. The old SDK remains on the Eclipse Platform download page only.

The Eclipse for Mobile Developers package has been removed on maintainers request.

The EPP packages require Java 1.6 or higher and are based on Eclipse 4.3.

No compatibility issues; see target environments for a detailed listing.

EPP is available for the English language; strings are externalized.

Components in Babel are provided but the team does not translate the strings.

The Kepler EPP packages are provided for the following architecture, platform, and windowing system combinations:

1. Windows 32-Bit, x86
2. Windows 64-Bit, x86 64
3. Linux 32-Bit, x86, GTK
4. Linux 64-Bit, x86 64, GTK
5. Mac OS-X, 32-Bit, Cocoa
6. Mac OS-X, 64-Bit, Cocoa

The EPP packages require at least Java 1.6.

To use the Matlab Interface under Mac OS X requires some set up.

Under Mac OS X, the Matlab interface requires that the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable be set to include the Matlab shared libraries.

For example, if you are running Mac OS X 10.7, your Matlab installation is at /Applications/MATLAB_R2011a.app, the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH variable needs to be set to /Applications/MATLAB_R2011a.app/bin/maci64

In addition, your path needs to include the directory that contains the 'matlab' command.

Unfortunately, there are complications.

32-bit or 64-bit

The exact path depends on whether you are running a 32-bit Java Virtual Machine or a 64-bit virtual machine. As of August, 2011, it seems that Mac OS X 10.5 may be running a 32-bit Java Virtual Machine and Mac OS X 10.6 and later is running a 64-bit virtual machine.

To test, run java -version.

The above indicates that a 64-bit Java Virtual Machine is in use.

If the Matlab installation is at $MATLAB, then for 64-bit virtual machines, set the value of DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH to $MATLAB/bin/maci64.

If the Matlab installation is at $MATLAB, then for 64-bit virtual machines, set the value of DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH to $MATLAB/bin/maci.

Setting Environment Variables for Applications

Unfortunately, Mac OS X has a very arcane way of setting properties for applications that are started by clicking on an icon.

The preferred way is to use the 'Property List Editor' application, see http://developer.apple.com/library/mac/#documentation/MacOSX/Conceptual/BPRuntimeConfig/Articles/EnvironmentVars.html

Unfortunately, 'Property List Editor' is part of XCode and XCode 4.x is not free and is a very large download. If XCode is installed, then 'Property List Editor' might be found in Macintosh HD/Developer/Applications/Utilities/Property List Editor.

An alternative to using 'Property List Editor' is to create ~/.MacOSX/.environment.plist with a text editor such as TextEdit

No matter how ~/.MacOSX/.environment.plist is created, log out and log back in again to get the updated values.

Setting the Path

The Matlab actor looks for the 'matlab' executable. If the 'matlab' executable cannot be found, the following error message appears:

ptolemy.kernel.util.IllegalActionException: matlabEngine.open(null) : can't find Matlab engine.Try starting Matlab by hand as an application to verify that Matlab is set up properly and the license is correct. Under Windows, try running 'matlab /regserver', the Matlab C API communicates with Matlab via COM, and apparently the COM interface is not automatically registered when Matlab is installed. Under Linux and other types of UNIX, csh must be installed in /bin/csh.
at ptolemy.matlab.Engine.open(Engine.java:280)
at ptolemy.matlab.Engine.open(Engine.java:232)
at ptolemy.matlab.Expression.preinitialize(Expression.java:303)
at ptolemy.actor.Director.preinitialize(Director.java:1010)
at ptolemy.actor.Director.preinitialize(Director.java:991)
at ptolemy.domains.sdf.kernel.SDFDirector.preinitialize(SDFDirector.java:647)
at ptolemy.actor.CompositeActor.preinitialize(CompositeActor.java:1735)
at ptolemy.actor.Manager.preinitializeAndResolveTypes(Manager.java:983)
at ptolemy.actor.Manager.initialize(Manager.java:643)
at ptolemy.actor.Manager.execute(Manager.java:340)
at ptolemy.actor.Manager.run(Manager.java:1164)
at ptolemy.actor.Manager$3.run(Manager.java:1217)

Project: Kepler Mac Os Download

Unfortunately, we can't use environment.plist to set the path for applications started by clicking on icon because we would end up overwriting the path set for other applications.

The trick is to create a symbolic link in /usr/bin to the matlab script. To create this file requires becoming root usng the 'sudo' command:

Project: Kepler Mac OS