Yes, I did the official way, but used the command line also as I feel
that the crash has something to do with the memory or something like
that. Both methods have frequent crashes regardless.
When it crashes, there's no log output in the console or .log because
it is a fatal crash. The only thing that came out is the "submit bug to
apple" screen and the eclipse screen showing the runtime parameters and
exit code=5 or exit code=10.
I am using the latest java 1.4.2_05 available on MacOS 10.3.8.
On Apr 8, 2005, at 1:04 PM, Andre Weinand wrote:
Have you tried to launch Eclipse the "official way" by double clicking
Eclipse.app?
Do you see the same crashes?
Is there anything log output in the Console (or the controlling
terminal)?
What java and OS version are you using?
--andre
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