anyone tried running maple ide on 64 bit linux

i’m getting a 32 bit java error, i’ll post o/p if asked.

i suspect the answer bar why would i’s, will be no

i encountered a zip with files named jam* – looked through all the files, seems to require the maple ide, so why not

stephen

zmemw16 wrote:i’m getting a 32 bit java error, i’ll post o/p if asked. i suspect the answer bar why would i’s, will be no i encountered a zip with files named jam* – looked through all the files, seems to require the maple ide, so why not
stephen

@ray
i currently have self compiled 1.6.5r5 and 1.7.8 running with ‘private’ dot arduino15 diectories

when i attempt to run the maple_ide the ‘java jar/binary’ is compiled with 32 bit, so it’s the reverse version of the dfu_util exec format problem i had before going to 64 bit.

if i had the sources, i’d recompile it

stephen

zmemw16 wrote:
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if i had the sources, i’d recompile it

stephen

maple ide sources, the arduino ide versions are happily trundling along
srp

zmemw16 wrote:maple ide sources, the arduino ide versions are happily trundling along
srp

Is there any reason to still be able to build old maple-ide other that having artefacts for computer museum ? …

martinayotte wrote:Is there any reason to still be able to build old maple-ide other that having artefacts for computer museum ? …

martinayotte wrote:Is there any reason to still be able to build old maple-ide other that having artefacts for computer museum ? …

Strange…

I thought that 64 bit linux’s would run 32 bit binaries, hence I deliberately installed a 32 bit linux to compile dfu-util.
Perhaps this is not true for all 64 bit linux distros

If due-util won’t run, just go into tools/src/dfu-util and run make, then copy the binary to the linux folder to replace the 32 bit version

(Note, you may need to install the linux dev tools etc if you dont already have them installed)

Not by default, if I remember trying to run 32bits apps, I had to install “apt-get install libc6-i386 lib32gcc1” …

Thanks Martin

Some distro’s (possibly linux mint), may install this by default, as I don’t recall having an issue with this when I tested it.

But I probably also installed loads of stuff as part of the build essentials etc etc, which may have pulled down those files without me knowing.

RogerClark wrote:
If due-util won’t run, just go into tools/src/dfu-util and run make, then copy the binary to the linux folder to replace the 32 bit version

(Note, you may need to install the linux dev tools etc if you dont already have them installed)

I will need to add a linux64 tools folder to the tools and put 64 bit files in it

RogerClark wrote:I will need to add a linux64 tools folder to the tools and put 64 bit files in it

we would need 64 bit versions of all the files

The only problem is that all my linux instances are 32 bit

So I will have to install a 64 bit vm instance to build the binaries

RogerClark wrote:So I will have to install a 64 bit vm instance to build the binaries

(LOL)

It does seem like a full time job.

I wish I could do more, but I am time poor (like everyone else)

you seem to have it covered
RogerClark wrote:
we would need 64 bit versions of all the files

The only problem is that all my linux instances are 32 bit

So I will have to install a 64 bit vm instance to build the binaries