Hi, sad you gave up on ccw :-(.
Let's address your point, though ... 2010/8/10 gammelgedden <gammelged...@gmail.com> > Now we are at eclipse / clojure, I ahave had some issues. > > I love eclipse, have used it a lot with java, but i could not get it > working satisfactorily with cloure and ccw. Hopefully unjustified. > > I am using windows (XP). My issues were that as soon as I had had some > compilation error (in ccw) i got spurious errors and the workspace > would never get back to functioning after this. i had to close down > eclipse and start over to get it in a sound state. > > the errors were related to the class files in the bin directory. ccw > could not overwrite class files with new versions after recompilation. > I think eclipse/ccw was prevented from overwritring class files (by > windows file locking) because they were still kept open by repl or > comilation - I assume it is caused by the Windows file locking (in > contrast to unix/linux where these errors could probably not occur) . > Unfortunately i dont have the precise error mesages because I gave up > on using ccw. > > is that an issue you are aware of, or have heard of before? > Yes, we were aware of it. I've also hopefully managed to get rid of it a few releases ago (in June? in July? I don't remember exactly). I myself am not a regular Windows user anymore, but the tests I did with Windows at that time seemed to prove the problem was gone. And from the release, I didn't have any new report of such a problem. Maybe it's time for you to give ccw another try ! :-) > > This was an issue that was also very much present in early versions of > clojure itself. If you had a load error on a file from the repl you > could not go in with your editor and save a corrected version, because > clojre repl still kept the file open. > If such errors still occur for corner cases, I think the problem may still happen from time to time. A future version of ccw will hopefully lessen the problem, by narrowing the list of AOT compiled files vs just reloaded files. HTH, -- Laurent -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Clojure" group. To post to this group, send email to clojure@googlegroups.com Note that posts from new members are moderated - please be patient with your first post. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to clojure+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/clojure?hl=en
