From e95c08734ed540b764ffb5d040fcdb11d01aec24 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Duncan Hull Date: Mon, 25 Sep 2023 13:57:29 +0100 Subject: [PATCH] VM update --- 12-starting.Rmd | 2 +- 15-courseworking.Rmd | 4 ++-- 2 files changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/12-starting.Rmd b/12-starting.Rmd index eb3b64c..579164c 100644 --- a/12-starting.Rmd +++ b/12-starting.Rmd @@ -58,7 +58,7 @@ You are welcome to use any Java IDE for your team, but you must use a proper IDE It is recommended that you choose a single IDE that the whole team uses. It is perfectly possible for different team members to use different IDEs, and we don't disallow this. But it adds an extra layer of complexity to the process of shared coding, and requires a certain level of confidence with Git and the IDEs in question to work. (For example, you'll need to decide whether to put the configuration files for all IDEs used under version control, and to make sure that none of these share the same name.) Since you'll be facing plenty of other technical and team work challenges in this coursework, you may wish to avoid adding extra, unnecessary complications to your team's workflow. All agreeing to use the same IDE is one way to do this. -As mentioned elsewhere, although teams are welcome to choose any of the standard Java IDEs, we are only able to provide technical support for (ref:ideversion) on the Linux VM provided by the Department for this coursework exercise. The Stendhal team use Eclipse, and so the code is already set up as an Eclipse project. If you use this IDE, the project will come all ready set up for you. If you choose another IDE, you'll have some set up work to do for yourselves, to get the project into the right configuration. +As mentioned elsewhere, although teams are welcome to choose any of the standard Java IDEs, we are only able to provide technical support for (ref:ideversion) on Linux for this coursework exercise. The Stendhal team use Eclipse, and so the code is already set up as an Eclipse project. If you use this IDE, the project will come all ready set up for you. If you choose another IDE, you'll have some set up work to do for yourselves, to get the project into the right configuration. diff --git a/15-courseworking.Rmd b/15-courseworking.Rmd index d7aa9b5..222e78d 100644 --- a/15-courseworking.Rmd +++ b/15-courseworking.Rmd @@ -154,12 +154,12 @@ Help is also available through the Piazza discussion forum (ref:piazzaforum) ### Step One: Start Eclipse {#starteclipse} -First we need to run Eclipse (or the IDE you have chosen to use for this activity, if using a different one). If working from home, you should use the VM provided by the department. +First we need to run Eclipse (or the IDE you have chosen to use for this activity, if using a different one). Start (ref:ideversion). From the command line, this is done by typing: ````md -/opt/eclipse-2020-03/eclipse +/opt/eclipse-2022-12/eclipse ```` You can also find it in the `Applications` menu, under `Programming`.