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Linux x64 Nightly: Unable to find full path for -D__IN_ECLIPSE__=1 #274
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It is probably related to #272 and the project is not properly configured. |
No problem. Sorry for the question: What do you mean with "Can you debug" in this context? |
whether you can download the code of the plugin and debug the plugin to see where the bug is coming from. |
Hmm - I'm afraid debugging the whole plugin is one level too high for me. But I will try again with the next nightly of course. |
You're never to old to learn ;-) |
I get a similar error as well:
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Of course not :-) |
@DerTomm |
@DerTomm |
Obviously in latest nightly the problem is solved - but project creation can still not be completed. This time I get the following error message: "AVR: Unknown architecture" Failed to extract environment info from arduino ide 'arduino --get-pref'. The setup will not work properly. Shall I close this issue and create a new one for the error above? |
I guess mixing things up is not a good idea. So the latest test with IDE 1.6.5 gives the error above. With 1.6.1 there is still the "Unable to find full path for "-D__IN_ECLIPSE__=1"" error. |
Seems the uppercase fix broke 1.6.5 pffffffff |
I didn't even know You can close a issue with a pull request. |
just tested with the latest nightly. I changed my workspace from 1.6.5 to 1.5.6.r2 to 1.6.1 to 1.6.5 |
I'm afraid I can't confirm the fix. With linux64.2015-06-18 nightly the problem is still existing - with both IDE 1.6.1 and 1.6.5. So I'll try to learn how to debug the plugin execution... |
ok txs |
That's really weird. Thanks to your excellent guide how to checkout, import and run the plugin within a default eclipse environment I managed to run/debug the latest build from sources. And guess what? Everything works fine - no errors at all. But as soon as I download the latest nightly, extract and run the pre-built EclipseArduino I cannot complete project creation due to the reported error. Do you have any idea which differences there are between "run from sources" and "run nightly build"? |
Great progress :-)
None Did you use the same workspace in both cases? |
Yes. It's the same. So I just cloned the sources from GIT locally and build the ArduinoEclipse IDE using maven now. The build also works fine. |
that is really weird |
@b3ndo |
@DerTomm |
I just tried it with the 2015-06-20 nightly. After clicking "Finish" in the project creation wizard there was the "null argument" error again. Then I removed the ArduinoPivateLibPath as described from the broken project. |
@DerTomm |
Unfortunately at the moment I cannot test the Linux build as I have only a Windows machine available. The Windows nightly works fine and the last self-built Linux release (tested last Tuesday) did also work properly. So I'd say you can close this issue. |
cool :-) |
The instructions in readme.md talk about the plugin fragments to import. The items are listed in an image |
@SodaqMoja |
Hi,
I just downloaded and installed the latest Linux x64 Nightly [http://eclipse.baeyens.it/download/product/linux64.2015-06-16_02-06-03.tar.gz].
When I try to create the first new Arduino project in a fresh workspace I get the following error dialog:

At the same time the Eclipse error log shows:
Unable to find full path for "-D__IN_ECLIPSE__=1"
Any ideas what this could cause?
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