Hello,

In NB 11's menu Tools -> Plugins, tab Settings, please enable in the left option list the "Netbeans 8.2 Plugin Portal". Then go to the tab "Available Plugins", press the update button and then install the "C/C++" plug-in. The C, C++, Fortran bits work then also under NB 11. (At least here on Debian based Ubuntu Linux, where the GNU C compiler gcc is pre-installed.)

This could also work on a Pi's Raspbian Linux, but you would have to test it first.

For standard Java 2 SE things, excluding the Profiler like Emilian wrote, NB should work smoothly also on the Pi's Raspbian, too. At least it did when I used it on a Pi3 some time ago.

For non-standard things like JavaFX, you would have to install JavaFX for the ARM/Pi first. This part was easier with early JDK 8 versions, which came with JavaFX included also on the Pi.

Another possibility to use NB for the Raspbian Pi, as long as you have a "big" desktop machine running, would be to use NB's cool feature "Java Platform" -> "Remote Java Standard Edition". This way NB runs on your "big" desktop machine and just remote copies the project's classes/jars to the Pi and starts it remotely there. But since a 4 GB RAM Pi4 is fast enough, I think using NB directly on the Pi is much more straightforward.

Greetings,
Hans


Am 26.02.20 um 21:07 schrieb Emilian Bold:
NetBeans 11.2 does not come with the C/C++ plugins, but I guess you
can take those somewhere else.

That being said, although 95% of NetBeans is basically Java (so,
crossplatform) and the scripts only assume something Linux-like (so,
hardware arch independent) there is some native code in there. For
example, the Java profiler has some. JavaFX has some. I would not go so
far as to say NetBeans 100% works on ARM64. But... for your needs I
expect it would.

--emi


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