| Randy,
You don't need to install RDT. That is only required if you want to host your project (i.e. the source code) on a remote machine.
You don't need the SDM debugger to just run your application, however the launch configuration currently requires an executable before it will let you run the application. You can pick anything as long as it's an executable (e.g. /bin/ls). Instructions for building the SDM are in the release notes in case you actually want to use it.
You won't see anything in the machines view until you actually run the application (by clicking the run button on the launch configuration) and you can't do that while it's reporting an error. The above should get you going though.
Regards, Greg On Sep 29, 2009, at 6:40 AM, Randy Heiland wrote: Hello,
I'm trying to install/test a simple PTP 'hello world' example just on my laptop, no client-server. My environment is:
OSX (10.5) Open MPI 1.3.3 Eclipse 3.5 Version: 3.5.0.v20090611a-9gEeG1HFtQcmRThO4O3aR_fqSMvJR2sJ Build id: I20090611-1540 PTP Version: 3.0.0.200908291618
First naive question - do I need to install RDT in order to do this?
Second naive question - do I need the SDM debugger to be able to successfully setup my Run Configurations? I'm not familiar with SDM and would welcome pointers. I guess I never completely fill in the Run Configs panel due to the missing SDM (the Debugger tab remains "red-X'd") and therefore the "Run" button is never enabled - I can only Close the panel. Even though I set # of procs=2 on the Resources tab (and then Close the panel), I never see 2 nodes appear in the "Machines" tab of the PTP Runtime perspective.
thanks for any help, -Randy
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