java - Eclipse IDE fails when processing and even with "JVM Terminated. Exit code=1" -
thank in advance reply.
currently work eclipse luna(version 4.4) , cannot open windows without program crashing following error. menu crash application.
i using os: linux 2.6.32-504.23.4.el6.x86_64 #1 smp fri may 29 10:16:43 edt 2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 gnu/linux. redhat distro of ubuntu.
i have read in other posts need edit .eclipse.ini file, descriptions not specific how change .ini.for example may need change ram size, , not sure change too.
would here know how fix this, or correctly edit .ini file?
update: ran application via console , got this.
(jfvorwal)/eclipse/4.4 > /eclipse/4.4/.eclipse $* java: cairo-misc.c:380: _cairo_operator_bounded_by_source: assertion `not_reached' failed. jvmdump039i processing dump event "abort", detail "" @ 2015/07/13 15:58:31 - please wait. jvmdump032i jvm requested system dump using '/eclipse/4.4/core.20150713.155831.11044.0001.dmp' in response event jvmdump030w cannot write dump file /eclipse/4.4/core.20150713.155831.11044.0001.dmp: permission denied jvmdump012e error in system dump: unable derive system core filename pattern in /proc/sys/kernel/core_pattern: "core.%t.%p". "%t" specifier not supported. core file generated child process pid = 11173 jvmdump030w cannot write dump file /eclipse/4.4/javacore.20150713.155831.11044.0002.txt: permission denied jvmdump032i jvm requested java dump using '/tmp/javacore.20150713.155831.11044.0002.txt' in response event jvmdump010i java dump written /tmp/javacore.20150713.155831.11044.0002.txt jvmdump032i jvm requested snap dump using '/eclipse/4.4/snap.20150713.155831.11044.0003.trc' in response event jvmdump030w cannot write dump file /eclipse/4.4/snap.20150713.155831.11044.0003.trc: permission denied jvmdump010i snap dump written /tmp/snap.20150713.155831.11044.0003.trc jvmdump013i processed dump event "abort", detail "".
remove default value "256m/256m" eclipse configuration file (eclipse.ini).
still no success?
edit path, on environment variables -> system variables -> path
set jdk directory properley.
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