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Re: Scala + lwjgl
Fri, 2009-03-27, 17:00
>>>>> "f" == f nord writes:
f> yeah as mentioned i did try to do that.. (without success) could you
f> maybe be a bit more specific? thx -- View this message in context:
Could you be more specific too and show us the exact command you are
using to run your code? You showed us the error, but I don't think you
showed us the exact command and the error together (apologies if I
missed it).
Sat, 2009-03-28, 14:47
#2
Re: Scala + lwjgl
On Sat, Mar 28, 2009 at 07:17, Doug Holton <doug.holton@gmail.com> wrote:
Seth Tisue wrote:
>>>>>> "f" == f nord <c448625@bsnow.net> writes:
>
> f> yeah as mentioned i did try to do that.. (without success) could you
> f> maybe be a bit more specific? thx -- View this message in context:
>
> Could you be more specific too and show us the exact command you are
> using to run your code? You showed us the error, but I don't think you
> showed us the exact command and the error together (apologies if I
> missed it).
>
He posted this in the first note:
fsc Design1.scala Abstract.scala -classpath ./lwjgl/lwjgl.jar,
this the code he used to compile not to run.
the code to run should be something like
java -classpath .:./lwjgl/lwjgl.jar:scala-library.jar -Djava.library.path==./lwjgl Design1
assuming :
* Desing1 is the Main class
* the directory lwjgl contains *.so
/davidB
Seth Tisue wrote:
>>>>>> "f" == f nord writes:
>
> f> yeah as mentioned i did try to do that.. (without success) could you
> f> maybe be a bit more specific? thx -- View this message in context:
>
> Could you be more specific too and show us the exact command you are
> using to run your code? You showed us the error, but I don't think you
> showed us the exact command and the error together (apologies if I
> missed it).
>
He posted this in the first note:
fsc Design1.scala Abstract.scala -classpath ./lwjgl/lwjgl.jar,