I'm in the process of putting the Ptolemy debug in JBuilder. I simply opened
an empty new JBuilder 6 project. Then, with "add files to project" I
collected the sources for Ptolemy (a bit tedious, as they are numerous). I
compiled the project (It went seamless) and now I launch Ptolemy as the
project in JBuilder debug mode, open my Ptolemy design with Vergil and debug
the java code in it with the help of the environnement. It seems to work,
but I have to get some more memory in my PC : After a couple of breakpoints
the process fails with memory low exception.

-----Message d'origine-----
De: Edward A. Lee [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Date: mardi 25 juin 2002 20:47
À: Bill Wood
Cc: ptolemy
Objet: Re: Installing and Using Ptolemy II under Windows 2000



You can certainly use Ptolemy II without Cygwin, but if you want to
write new actors in Java, you need some way to compile Java.
The makefiles shipped with Ptolemy II require Cygwin, but I believe
you could use some other Java development environment, although it
would require some setup, probably.  Alternatively, you could probably
get away with with just compiling the one actor you write, assuming
you put the pertinent jar files into the CLASSPATH.

It would be great to make the act of writing an loading new actors
easier.  It would also be nice to set it up so that they can be
recompiled and reloaded without restarting the UI.  But we haven't
done these things.  I don't think it be a very difficult enhancement,
however.

Edward

At 12:39 PM 6/25/2002 -0500, Bill Wood wrote:
>Is Cygwin required for Ptolemy to be used once it is installed?
>Once built, can the Ptolemy directory tree be installed on any
>Windows machine and used (where "use"includes defining new
>actors in Java, for example)?  What are the minimal requirements
>to use Ptolemy?  We've read the Windows installation material,
>but it is a little unclear on this point.
>I have potential users who are Unix-challanged :-)
>
>Thanks,
>
>  -- Bill Wood
>
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