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I set up the package with jdk1.6 in my root directory, and I added the path to the environment variables. (I had to change the run.bat file to set JAVA_HOME to the specific name of the java folder in my root directory before it would run, which you may want to add to the readme). Oliver opens, and I can load one of the smpl files from the examples in l2_tools. I right-click the topmost component and make it my root component, right-click and compile it (it usually asks if I want to delete an xmpl file because (I'm assuming) the examples folder already has compiled versions?), but when I right-click and click run, Oliver (and the command prompt window it opened with) just exits.
I think I set the path correctly in the environment variables; when I click Environment Variables, my computer (Windows 10) calls them "user variables" and "system variables" instead of "user paths" and "system paths", but I edited a variable called "path" in "system variables" to include "%Root directory%\mba\cpp\lib". Is there anything else I could be doing wrong? Thanks for your time (and the package).
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Did you solve the problems? I guess you miss the livdll.dll in %JAVA_HOME%/bin, copy mba/cpp/lib/* to the path.
I met another problem, it had boring me a long time. My God!
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I set up the package with jdk1.6 in my root directory, and I added the path to the environment variables. (I had to change the run.bat file to set JAVA_HOME to the specific name of the java folder in my root directory before it would run, which you may want to add to the readme). Oliver opens, and I can load one of the smpl files from the examples in l2_tools. I right-click the topmost component and make it my root component, right-click and compile it (it usually asks if I want to delete an xmpl file because (I'm assuming) the examples folder already has compiled versions?), but when I right-click and click run, Oliver (and the command prompt window it opened with) just exits.
I think I set the path correctly in the environment variables; when I click Environment Variables, my computer (Windows 10) calls them "user variables" and "system variables" instead of "user paths" and "system paths", but I edited a variable called "path" in "system variables" to include "%Root directory%\mba\cpp\lib". Is there anything else I could be doing wrong? Thanks for your time (and the package).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: