Re: Compiling Ptolemy with Eclipse

2004-05-04 Thread Franck Valentin
Thanks for your help, I also tried the method described but I can not get the project compiled, here is what I tried : tar xfz ptII3.0.2.src.tar.gz mv ptII3.0.2 ptII export PTII=/home/franck/bin/my_PTII/ptII cd $PTII ./configure cd ~/bin/my_PTII eclipse File-New Project Project Name :

Re: Compiling Ptolemy with Eclipse

2004-05-04 Thread Christopher Hylands Brooks
Hmm, this sounds like an Eclipse bug tickled by Ptolemy adjusting setting up the ptII/.classpath file. I've seen stack traces inside eclipse 2.1.2. Rather than reinstalling, what I usually what I ended up doing was removing my eclipse/workspace directory and trying various things. You could try

Compiling Ptolemy with Eclipse

2004-05-03 Thread Franck Valentin
Good morning, I'm a software designer in the Pasteur Institute (Paris) and I'm involved with a workflow definition and conception for sequence analysis (mainly). Ptolemy II seems to correspond to the core functionalities I need and seems to be easy to customize (thanks to have made docs and UML

Re: Compiling Ptolemy with Eclipse

2004-05-03 Thread Bertram Ludaescher
Hi Franck: fyi: you may also be interested in the following Ptolemy II spin-off called Kepler that has been used for bioinformatics and other scientific workflows: http://kepler.ecoinformatics.org The first official Kepler release is planned for later this month, but the code is

Re: Compiling Ptolemy with Eclipse

2004-05-03 Thread Christopher Hylands Brooks
With Eclipse, usually it is necessary to run configure so that the .classpath file is properly set up. An alternative is to set up the project class path by hand. Locally, our Eclipse users run configure, so the by hand section of the doc could probably use some testing and updating. One issue