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novaburst
May 12, 2008, 10:26:11 AM5/12/08
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Hello,
I've had Cusp running just fine under Windows.
This weekend I was trying to install it on my Linux laptop. After
doing the install, I can open a project type of Lisp, but I cannot get
my REPL to work. It gives me an error in Java Null Pointer. It says it
cannot connect to my instance of Lisp on the bottom of the REPL
window.
I've tried reinstalling Eclipse and restarting many times.
Do you guys have any idea what it might be?
I've had Cusp running just fine under Windows.
This weekend I was trying to install it on my Linux laptop. After
doing the install, I can open a project type of Lisp, but I cannot get
my REPL to work. It gives me an error in Java Null Pointer. It says it
cannot connect to my instance of Lisp on the bottom of the REPL
window.
I've tried reinstalling Eclipse and restarting many times.
Do you guys have any idea what it might be?
Sergey Kolos
May 13, 2008, 4:31:37 AM5/13/08
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It sounds like this is covered in FAQ. I'm not 100% sure though.
Timothy Jasko
May 13, 2008, 9:04:58 AM5/13/08
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Is your laptop 64 bit? If so, you'll need to compile and use your own
version of sbcl.
version of sbcl.
novaburst
May 13, 2008, 10:22:11 AM5/13/08
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No I don't have a 64-bit processor.
When I go to the FAQ on the CUSP wiki, I see a blank page. Maybe the
link changed?
http://cusp.devjavu.com/wiki/FAQ
On May 13, 9:04 am, "Timothy Jasko" <tja...@bitfauna.com> wrote:
> Is your laptop 64 bit? If so, you'll need to compile and use your own
> version of sbcl.
>
When I go to the FAQ on the CUSP wiki, I see a blank page. Maybe the
link changed?
http://cusp.devjavu.com/wiki/FAQ
On May 13, 9:04 am, "Timothy Jasko" <tja...@bitfauna.com> wrote:
> Is your laptop 64 bit? If so, you'll need to compile and use your own
> version of sbcl.
>
Timothy Jasko
May 13, 2008, 10:24:26 AM5/13/08
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Hazards of a wiki. Some helpful soul deleted the contents. I've
restored the previous version.
restored the previous version.
novaburst
May 13, 2008, 11:58:35 PM5/13/08
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Thank you for the help!
It is now working. After reading through the FAQ, I decided to
reinstall Eclipse manually instead of using YAST. It worked and I now
have CUSP running on my new machine.
On May 13, 10:24 am, "Timothy Jasko" <tja...@bitfauna.com> wrote:
> Hazards of a wiki. Some helpful soul deleted the contents. I've
> restored the previous version.
>
It is now working. After reading through the FAQ, I decided to
reinstall Eclipse manually instead of using YAST. It worked and I now
have CUSP running on my new machine.
On May 13, 10:24 am, "Timothy Jasko" <tja...@bitfauna.com> wrote:
> Hazards of a wiki. Some helpful soul deleted the contents. I've
> restored the previous version.
>
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jimmy zhang
Mar 19, 2012, 1:07:36 PM3/19/12
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I got the same problem, and it got solved by this way:
open:Window->Preferences->Lisp->Implementations
if (you install cusp in the same folder of plugin) then
unselect "use a lisp sitewide installtion"
else
select "use a lisp sitewide installtion"
add path of sbcl.exe to windows env_var $PATH
add new windows env_var: $SBCL_PATH, set it to path of sbcl.exe
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