[photran] Photran 3.1-B2 under SuSE Linux

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[photran] Photran 3.1-B2 under SuSE Linux

From: David Lochrin <dlochrin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 14 Mar 2007 16:41:39 +1100
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Hi,

   I have a basic how-can-I-get-started question, and would be really pleased to receive any hints.

   I've installed Eclipse 3.2.2 and Photran 3.1-beta2, running under SuSE / Novell Linux 9.1 and Sun Java 1.4.2_03.

   However I can't find any evidence of Photran in Eclipse - I'd expect to see a Photran option listed by the 'New Project' wizard but none shows.  This leads me to wonder whether Eclipse isn't discovering Photran on startup.

   How should Photran be installed so it can be found?  I unpacked the Photran kit to a directory on installation, and have tried moving this directory under the Eclipse directory structure and setting PATH environment variables without any joy.  I'm stuck....

David

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